Sentence examples for raising though from inspiring English sources
Hillary Clinton explained her culture-war assault on Obama by saying that the "issue" in question is bound to be one "that certainly the Republicans will be raising" (though that hardly justifies inviting them to do so with her imprimatur).
Indeed, we understand a key lieutenant of Yuri Milner's DST fund was recently walked around the Rocket Internet building, meeting various staff, which would suggest the Samwers could be in talks with DST about their fund raising, though Oliver Samwer declined to comment.
When the subject of Italy was raised, though, he hesitated.
But the real question all this raises, though, is what does it matter?
These actually look slightly raised, though -- could it be a kind of tuberous sclerosis?
This is largely a result of its "single payer" structure, in which funding is raised though general taxation.
Last year the co-operative started borrowing against a £60,000 deposit fund raised though the Guardian's 2013 Christmas appeal.
Similar questions have been raised, though not as pointedly, about the Allbritton family, owners of Politico, and Herbert and Marion Sandler, who gave the bulk of the money supporting ProPublica.
Mr. Zwilling pointed out that teachers would still receive annual 2.7 percent step raises, though those end after 17 years, with a maximum salary of $60,641.
The question the reader raises, though, is a very important one, because something has changed which we have not figured out how to adjust to.
When we walked the dogs, it felt as though we were all walking with eyebrows raised, though for the dogs that would be with nostrils distended.
