Sentence examples for sake of raising from inspiring English sources

In the end, for the sake of raising much-needed revenue efficiently and fairly, there is no substitute for letting all of the high-end tax rates expire, once and for all.

The intent is not to encourage searching just for the sake of raising the counter numbers, she said, but rather to illustrate just how often users actually turn to the search engine.

In a front-page commentary, it said that although The Post and The Nation had been rivals for three decades, they had competed for the sake of raising "public awareness of the prospects and problems of our society".

"There are some people who felt that that surreal chain of events was life imitating art," he said, and brought up a "Sopranos" episode that had aired a few weeks before the shooting, in which Tony's brother-in-law, Bobby, persuades an up-and-coming rapper named Marvin to take a bullet for the sake of raising his profile.

Beyond raising for the sake of raising — Didi "would rather have money than not have money," we were told — Didi is looking to invest in a range of areas that include market expansion, greater efficiency, and new services.

I wanted to build a real business and I wanted to raise money, and I didn't want to just raise money for the sake of raising money.

Arguendo, meaning "for the sake of argument," raised key constitutional issues, such as what is considered free speech and free expression.

These are fighting words, guaranteed to provoke an immediate sense of defensiveness in anyone who's nursed an infant on demand or left a job or career, permanently or temporarily, for the sake of more easily raising one's children.

For the sake of comparison, Joost raised $45 million, coincidentally in part from the same investor, who we recently reported raised a new €350 million venture fund.

For the sake of comparison: Mixx raised $3.5 million in funding so far, while Digg pocketed $40 million to date.

"We say that the central and the defining purpose of marriage is to channel naturally procreative sexual activity between men and women into stable, enduring unions for the sake of begetting, nurturing, and raising the next generation.