Sentence examples for room for raises from inspiring English sources

How about lowering those costs to create room for raises?

Tony Abbott has been slapped down by the defence industry minister, Christopher Pyne, in the party room for raising a proposal to democratise Liberal party preselection procedures in New South Wales.

But the board's Democrats and moderate Republicans said the change recommended by the panel of teachers left plenty of room for teachers to raise problems with the theory.

Thanks to an inflow of tax payments and maneuvering by the Treasury Department, the government can probably continue to pay all of its bills for several days after Aug. 2, providing potentially critical breathing room for Congress to raise the debt ceiling, according to estimates by several Wall Street banks and a Washington research organization.

Any politician who hopes to survive will put that concern over the apocalyptic horrors of Revelation.Walter ReadFresno, CaliforniaThe Czech pastSIR – There are several legacies of the Benes decrees that leave room for concern; to raise them is hardly populism ("A spectre over Central Europe", August 17th).

And while there is room for Puerto Rico to raise taxes or make further cuts in government spending, forcing the island into more austerity is exactly the wrong strategy to pursue at the moment, since that would only drive the economy further into recession and make the debt load even harder to pay off.

The Lakers are the big show in town, leaving little room for Sterling to raise his ticket prices.

"These upzonings would have a hard time passing if they looked like what they were: the real estate lobby (land owners) forcing working class communities of color to make room for wealthier tenants, raising their property value while displacing our people".

Is each reason independently plausible or is there room for someone to raise doubts about it?

Still, there is plenty of room for other companies to raise dividends in the future.

But Federer's game not only rebuts the notion of implosion; it suggests there is room for further improvement, a raising of the bar.