Sentence examples for rapidly raise from inspiring English sources

The American authorities acted quickly, making their banks write down bad debts and rapidly raise more capital.

Of course, if they move in the other direction and rapidly raise their annual borrowing, a marginal subset of these economies could move from safe to unsafe status.

Some other airlines, meanwhile, could start reporting losses as early as the current quarter, unless they are able to rapidly raise fares, said Roger E. King, an analyst at CreditSights, an independent research company.

Researchers there, hoping to elucidate the underlying cause of back pain, attached electrodes to people's midsections and directed them to rapidly raise and lower their arms, like the alarmist robot in "Lost in Space".

The legacy, according to Neumann, was that when protests erupted against Assad four years ago these groups were in position to attack the government and rapidly raise funds from sympathisers for weapons.

There is little question by either side that the regulations would severely undercut the ability of owners, particularly those who paid extraordinarily high prices at the height of the real estate boom, to rapidly raise rents, deregulate apartments and reap profits.

It rapidly raised twice the £7,000 target.

They see what is coming, and they are either rapidly raising prices or getting out of the industry altogether.

Clients of the software companies that Computer Associates had acquired often complained that Computer Associates cut technical support and service for their programs while rapidly raising its fees.

In 1992, 517 foreign firms were registered with the SEC; in 2002, there were more than 1,300.But Parmalat is rapidly raising awareness of such jurisdictional risks.

In the Middle East, says Ms Pilv, private companies are rapidly raising pay towards international norms, but the state-owned sector is slower.