Sentence examples for raises relatively from inspiring English sources
To a large extent, this is because we have chosen a tax system that raises relatively little revenue and inflicts maximum economic harm.
Demand inevitably outstrips supply in all health-care systems, including, contrary to your claim, those funded by private health insurance.Of the two ideas proffered to revive the NHS, increasing use of patient charges is administratively costly, inequitable, raises relatively little money and penalises patients instead of those responsible for health spending--doctors.
In general, the development of small molecule or protein-based therapies raises relatively modest problems with quality control compared to cell-based therapies.
He has raised relatively little money.
That's one of the reasons why Nicolas Sarkozy marrying a supermodel raised relatively few Parisian eyebrows.
Yet higher taxation of businesses runs counter to his goal of reviving growth and may raise relatively little revenue.
Mr. Bustamante has raised relatively little money so far, but is counting on generous support from Indian tribes, said his chief campaign strategist, Richie Ross.
Mr. Owens said he was also seen as vulnerable because he had raised relatively little money".A lot of this is about money," he said.
He raised relatively little in contributions in the filing period covering the last week of the campaign and the three weeks after the election, about $587,000.
As my colleague Nicholas Confessore notes, the Republican presidential candidates are becoming increasingly dependent on money raised by "super PACs" and are raising relatively little through traditional channels.
They distort behaviour less, and are more growth friendly, than taxes on income, employment or even consumption.Yet most countries raise relatively little money from taxing property.
