Sentence examples for raising considerable from inspiring English sources

In other words, he is not objecting to curtailment as such; he is raising considerable doubts as to the methodology, not to mention the official in charge of it.

Much of the money raised by the campaign went to the firms of top consultants, including Mike Murray, who founded American Legacy Pac, one of a number of organizations that have been criticized for raising considerable amounts of money but spending comparatively little on political issues, instead directing most of the money raised to consultants.

Democrats are largely playing defense, except in Massachusetts, where Elizabeth Warren is raising considerable amounts of money in the Democratic effort to unseat the original Tea Party upstart, Senator Scott P. Brown, and in Nevada, where voter registration favors the Democrat.

Smartphone security is hot right now, with a number of companies raising considerable amounts of money to scale security operations as businesses look beyond the BlackBerry.

For instance, inhibitors of EZH2 - a histone 3 lysine 27 (H3K27) methyltransferase that is overexpressed in a number of solid tumors and is the site of recurrent gain-of-function mutations in lymphoma - are raising considerable interest as potential anti-cancer agents, and have recently advanced to the clinic [ 5].

All three raised considerable concerns and criticisms.

This sort of research raises considerable logistical problems, however.

Swiller later worked for Ronald Burkle, and raised considerable money for Villaraigosa.

"Universities raise considerable sums from philanthropic gifts, £560m cash in the last year," she said.

The Capilla de la Fe priests "raise considerable funds" selling religious items, Mr. Brown said.

Each candidate had raised considerable money in the state -- Mr. Obama $1.98 million, and Mrs. Clinton $1.88 million.