Sentence examples for raising out from inspiring English sources

While Rocket Internet companies seem to land funding like water when things are rosy, raising out of necessity is distinctly harder.

But the pairing has us raising out eyebrows for another reason: Katy Perry's style has drastically changed over the few short months since she started dating the crooner.

Those savings would come mostly from reducing payments to hospitals and pharmaceutical manufacturers, but also from trimming benefits and raising out-of-pocket costs for higher-income beneficiaries.

(That would save money for the program by raising out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries, though it could put a ceiling on their total expenses and mean less reliance on private insurance supplements).

Insurers and many employers supported the 2008 law, but they say the rules go far beyond the intent of Congress and would cripple their cost-control techniques while raising out-of-pocket costs for some patients.

Now that misperception is making it all the harder for politicians to consider trimming those benefits or raising out-of-pocket expenses as they seek to restrain Medicare spending that is rising unsustainably while baby boomers age and medical prices increase.

Economists don't deny that some employers will respond to the Cadillac tax by raising out-of-pocket expenses -- or that it will penalize firms that happen to have older workers whose significant medical needs lead to higher premiums.

I thought about what it was to be raised out here versus my city upbringing.

Three times in a row he was raised out of a pot.

After the deadline, bills can only be raised out of committees not by individual legislators.

Bibby, born in Cherry Hill, N.J., but raised out West, knows the Grizzlies are good as gone.