Sentence examples for swiftly raising from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abe has pressed Japanese companies to respond to the economic upswing by swiftly raising wages and expanding employment.

Sitting completely still for long periods and then quietly but swiftly raising and firing a rifle or a shotgun is often the successful formula for hunting deer, turkey and waterfowl.

Federer made an uncharacteristically high 19 unforced errors in the first set, but he was quickly into his stride at the start of the second, swiftly raising his first-serve percentage from 55% to 82%.

When Ford introduced the Expedition in 1996, it swiftly raised production to meet soaring demand.

Nestlé hotly disputes the assumption that it will swiftly raise pet food prices.

However, Whitlock swiftly raised eyebrows by winning the next two sets to take a surprising 2-1 lead.

By tweaking the rate of destruction, it can swiftly raise or lower the number of any kind of protein.

But those who lower their prices sometimes swiftly raise them again, deterred by the kind of customer who is attracted to bargains.

Demonstrating that this is a lucrative business, the company swiftly raised prices for the drug, which it sold to six states.

The Perth, Western Australia-based creators also put the project on Kickstarter and swiftly raised about £150,000 (its video promo is also at the bottom).

And given that any alternative would need to enter the race with a splash and swiftly raise enough money to be competitive in the early primaries, is it really a "marvel" that the two Republican politicians who have raised their profiles dramatically during the last two years — Christie and Paul Ryan, that is — are the names that people keep coming up with?