Sentence examples for stream raising from inspiring English sources

When she lost one of her friends to suicide recently, Stacey Rebecca held a 12-hour charity stream, raising more than £6,500 for Mind, the mental health charity.

When the liver cells get damaged or injured, these enzymes came into the blood stream, raising their percentage in blood levels.

And every day that the snows do not go gently down the stream raises the possibility of melting into late June and even July, when sudden mountain downpours can set off flash floods, dangerous even without a freight of snow behind them.

The advent of all-live Olympic streaming raises another subject.

Nitrates in different water and wastewater streams raised concerns due to severe impacts on human and animal health.

The hydrological conditions created by treated wastewater discharge into streams raises the potential for contamination of shallow groundwater aquifers, especially in arid areas (Foster and Chilton 2004).

The large proportion of deforested riparian zones within steep slopes or first-order streams raises serious questions about the catchment health and the longer term potential for land degradation by upland clearing.

But perhaps the way is signposted in the ability of a tweet to remain on the surface of consciousness, to bob and dance across the real-time stream by raising the desire within the user to retweet and @mention it.

Today news broke that Spotify was halting its music download service in favor of pushing more of its streaming services — raising some questions about how well downloads are doing compared to streaming music.

The move comes around the same time as a price increase from Netflix, which sees the streaming service raising the prices on its two most popular plans, which allow for things like more simultaneous streams or 4K support.

Having informed Grover Norquist that he would not be signing a no-taxes pledge, the governor made creative use of various revenue streams — including raising registry deed fees that had stayed the same for decades and closing corporate tax loopholes that existed only to benefit a handful of firms.