Sentence examples for surprisingly raised from inspiring English sources
If he had raised more money during his DNC tenure he'd get taken more seriously and have more powerful friends lobbying for him (the DNC, surprisingly, raised less money than the Republicans' committee, even as the Democrats were racking up wins), but even so, this is a curious fate for the man who presided over his party's comeback.(Photo credit: AFP).
It has been observed that borrowing from Islamic Microfinance institutions has not only significantly raised monthly income; expenditures on food, education and health; and incremented households' assetsbut also surprisingly raised borrowed amount of loan which negatively affected income.
Commodity-currencies were the biggest gainers Tuesday, after the Australian central bank surprisingly raised its interest rate, while the greenback took a nastly hit after a British newspaper reported that Arab states, China, and other European and Asian nations are conspiring to cease trading oil in dollars.
The dietary lard significantly increased colonic concentration of total SCFA and, surprisingly, raised colonic digesta pH.
The involvement of microglia was suggested, but the results were contradictory, reporting decreased microglial activation in the APPSW model [ 61] but surprisingly raised levels of activated microglia in the APP-PS1 model [ 23].
Not surprisingly, raising an autistic child presents additional stress and psychological challenges for the parents (24).
Not surprisingly, this raised fears of a yet another round of confrontation and instability.
Surprisingly, it raised the prospect of further cuts to welfare on top of the £12bn approved in principle by MPs on Monday.
The name of the candy, in surprisingly small raised green letters, is above a door facing Main Street, and the lobby is decked with wistful Life Savers posters.
Perhaps not surprisingly, participants raised legal liability regarding medical malpractice as a main concern.
Not surprisingly, this raises more questions for Bernstein to tackle.
