Sentence examples for raises little from inspiring English sources

Raising taxes on high-income people seems to make the economy much less efficient and raises little revenue.

But oil development, and fracking in particular, raises little of the hue and cry it does in Eastern states sitting above the natural gas in the Marcellus shale.

Despite warnings from white South Africans - 'you'll be lucky to get out of there alive' - the sight of an Indian tour guide with a white journalist raises little interest.

Bookmakers reported seeing a surge in bets on a fifth goal in the game in the final minutes (over 4.5 goals being a favourite ploy of fixers as a long-odds occurrence that raises little suspicion in retrospect).

'Tokyo Story' The Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu has been called a poet of the quotidian, and his stately film, generally ranked among the best ever made, raises little fuss as it follows an elderly couple (Chishu Ryu and Chieko Higashiyama) on a visit to their children and grandchildren in Tokyo.

Or, if the risk is highly complex and uncertain but raises little controversy, only methods from discourse types 1 and 2 have to be selected.

In Culture Parent is for "parents raising little global citizens worldwide".

Speed cameras raise little in fines only £73m last year.

His campaign raised little money and was given little chance, political insiders recalled.

Not so long ago, that would have raised little interest beyond Dalston.

Mr. Evans acknowledges that the concert will raise little money directly.