Sentence examples for there will be raised from inspiring English sources
The phrase "there will be raised" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey that something will be elevated or increased, but the construction is awkward and unclear. Example: "There will be raised concerns about the new policy among the staff."
"I think there will be raised eyebrows and concern should we lose Saturday's game," chief executive Dave Boddy had said on Friday.
Mr. Rachleff, who started Benchmark Capital in 1995, then left full-time work there in 2004 to teach at Stanford's business school, figures it like this: Including Facebook's $100 billion stock offering, in the next few years there is a good chance $500 billion will be raised from tech companies going public.
The ceilings will be raised and there will be even more windows to highlight the view.
There is no question that awareness will be raised.
"I don't think there is any worry" that levels will be raised, a Saudi official close to the oil ministry said.
Third, though questions will be raised here and there, criticisms of the various approaches discussed will be left aside.
Aren't there other board members who will be raising bigger contributions than I can?
After all, if the demand is there, pretty soon they'll be raised in the neighborhood.
Economic data, at least on the wage front, does not seem to suggest there will be any great rush to raise rates rise; I don't think it will happen in the UK until at least next year.
There will inevitably be raised eyebrows at his elevation, especially as he has spent most of his time on the treatment table these last few months.
"We fully anticipate that there will be questions raised about Mr Gülen," he said.
