Sentence examples for resumed raising from inspiring English sources

Mayor Rahm Emanuel of Chicago, who was tapped to help the groups but was quickly sidelined by the Chicago teachers' strike, has resumed raising money for Priorities USA, a spokesman said.

The news last week that a concerted scientific search for extraterrestrial intelligence by the SETI Institute in California has resumed raises fundamental questions: If we made contact, what would we say?

Most forecasters do not expect the Federal Reserve to resume raising short-term interest rates for many months, and so long-term rates have slipped downward again.

But more than accumulating honorary awards, Mr. Kenny would like to strike a deal on his country's outstanding bank debt that would enable Ireland to resume raising money in the financial markets once its bailout money runs out.

And some analysts cling to the view that bond investors are underestimating the inflationary potential and that, after a brief pause, the Fed will be forced to resume raising American interest rates.

"Candidates and parties should tread carefully" if they believed that today's ruling let them resume raising soft money, said Larry Noble, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a Washington research group.

The comforting inflation news indicated that the U.S. Federal Reserve will not resume raising interest rates in the near future.

The comforting inflation news suggested that the Federal Reserve will not resume raising interest rates in the near future.

As a result, Vietnam has instituted a temporary ban on hatching domestic ducks and is investigating vaccines that would allow farmers to resume raising them.

The domestic fiscal picture would improve without a big tax increase, and the Bank of Japan could resume raising interest rates and supporting the too-weak yen.

Yet his thin foreign policy resume raises the question of whether he will be able to move beyond his brother's legacy in Iraq and Afghanistan.