Sentence examples for raises because of their from inspiring English sources

In past bargaining rounds, however, the teachers, police and firefighters repeatedly urged the city not to follow lock-step pattern bargaining, suggesting in part that they deserved higher raises because of their special jobs and skills.

Similarly, complaints by minorities who feel they have been denied promotions or raises because of their race have grown by more than 50percentt since 1990, leading commission officials to quadruple the number of discrimination lawsuits filed against companies in the last four years.

I want to share my successes with my family, but I feel that a barrier has been raised because of their unfair and condescending view of me.

Women are falling behind men in getting raises partly because of their relative discomfort with haggling.

Concerns about the potential vulnerability of children to EMFs have been raised because of the potentially greater susceptibility of their developing nervous systems.

"Concerns about children's potential vulnerability to RF [radiofrequency] fields have been raised because of the potentially greater susceptibility of their developing nervous systems," says Leeka Kheifets, an epidemiology professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and former director of the Electric Power Research Institute EMF research program.

ACH is often asymptomatic or causes nonspecific symptoms, but suspicion of ACH may be raised because of elevated liver-enzymes when patients come for their routine check-ups.

The fighters had shaved their beards and raised suspicions because of their "pink skin," the general said.

Nanomaterials are also raising concern because of their ability to penetrate different parts of plants, by which they find a way to enter the food chain resulting in biomagnification and cause long-term toxicity to living beings.

The TUEs have raised questions because of their proximity to major race dates on the 2012 Tour winner's schedule and the head of the UCI, Brian Cookson, has said he felt in this instance Team Sky may have gone close to the limit of the rules extant at the time while staying within the bounds of what was permitted.

The manoeuvres have raised eyebrows because of their complexity, but the entry, descent and landing (EDL) team leader, Adam Steltzner, has emphasised the amount of "reasoned engineering" that has informed the design.