Sentence examples for raises at from inspiring English sources

But her defeat raises at least one question.

But this line of speculation, accurate or not, raises at least 2 questions.

And that raises at least two important questions about the future of the Republican Party.

It raises at most a fraction of what we were told – and may raise nothing at all".

Published to coincide with Oxfam Bookfest (4-18 July), every copy sold raises at least 50p for Oxfam.

To skeptics, including more than a few Democrats, it raises at least the appearance of an ethical problem.

I don't know if it's emotionally sustainable or even healthy, but it raises at least one interesting question.

That means there seems to be a glass ceiling of sorts for men, too, although it's not clear why employers stop giving them raises at this age.

To many students of the city's budget, the 4percentt raises, at a cost of $344 million a year, are out of the question.

He emerged in recent months as a Hillraiser, the designation given by Mrs. Clinton's campaign to anyone who raises at least $100,000 a year.

So this means that from June 28 through July 6, if your org raises at least $1,500, you'll be entered for a chance to win $1,500.