Sentence examples for thought to raise from inspiring English sources

Internally nurtured talents and know-how were thought to raise unique corporate value, experts on corporate Japan said.

A cumulative dose of one sievert is thought to raise the risk of a fatal cancer by about five percentage points.

Eco is thought to raise around £1.1bn a year, but this could be cut to around £400m a year under the new, lower-cost option, proposed by Osborne.

Avocado Avocados are rich in monounsaturated fat, which is thought to raise levels of 'healthy' cholesterol in the bloodstream while reducing unhealthy fats called triglycerides.

And although too little research has been done on the extent of the harm it can do, it is thought to raise the risk of schizophrenia and undermine motivation.

Putting more than a dozen major artworks, each worth in the millions of dollars, in a tent in the middle of nowhere might be thought to raise some security concerns.

"My own view," he replied, "is that Sarah ought to devote more time and study and thought to raising a healthy daughter.

"If we cause people to think, to raise questions, we've accomplished a great deal," Mr. Reader said.

"We're edging closer towards the point in time where it will be appropriate, I think, to raise interest rates further," Dudley said in an interview on the Fox Business Network.

Sadly, the Fed, Fed watchers and economic policy makers won't even think to raise this question.

Why would anyone think to raise prices in such an environment?