Sentence examples for this might raise from inspiring English sources

Mr Zell hoped this might raise as much as $1 billion.

But he also said that Netflix is considering a tiered-pricing plan; this might raise rates for new subscribers.

This might raise the suspicion that there was inadequate supervision of this filing by the counsel of record.

This might raise eyebrows: Mr Ramaphosa is a director of Lonmin, which owns the Marikana mine, and urged the police to intervene to quell the protests.Some ANC people think the party could fracture after Mangaung.

Only weeks before the French agreement, Google settled a legal battle that had gone on more than six years with publishers in Belgium, reaching a deal under which both sides promised to promote each other's services — though, as with the French accord, neither side said how much revenue this might raise.

Policy Exchange, a think-tank, caused a furore on August 20th when it suggested selling council homes worth more than the regional median as they become vacant and using the £4.5 billion a year this might raise to pay for extra social homes elsewhere (see Bagehot).

"We recognise that this announcement might raise concerns among the fans of Coventry City football club.

Ryan talks about Romney's excellence "in so many different arenas" (although the timing of this announcement might raise some doubts about Mitt's commitment to the Olympics).

TALK like this, which might raise an eyebrow or two back in a more secular world, seems quite normal after spending a few days in the Crestone area.

"We recognise that this announcement might raise concerns amongst the fans of Coventry City Football Club.

This finding might raise the concern with the quality of employee training particularly with respect with innovative capability.