Sentence examples for raised to that from inspiring English sources

In 1961 its status was raised to that of an autonomous republic.

That was half the money he had raised to that point.

As for part-time freelancers, after a year with Gawker, their daily pay levels are to be raised to that of regular employees.

This so-called overpotential is so great, in fact, that the electrode voltage can be raised to that needed for the reduction of sodium ions without affecting the water molecules.

C. 401 - c. 450 Priscus Attalus, (flourished 5th century ad) usurping Roman emperor of the West in ad 409 410, the first to be raised to that office by barbarians.

Much of the dispersion is due to differences in the localization of industry: if the relatively high-paying iron and steel industry, for instance, is concentrated in a particular region, then the average pay of the region will be raised to that extent.

The prize money was raised to $250,000 that year.

I was raised to believe that I wasn't musical.

"We'll raise whatever we need to raise to do that," he said in an interview.

That was raised to 20 in 1989.

And, of course, anyone has the right to raise objections to that.