Sentence examples for was again raised from inspiring English sources

The termination fee on the deal was again raised to $235.3 million.

The question of how conservative politics could survive in the face of a resurgent Labor party was again raised.

The minimum age was raised from 14 to 15 in the 1980s to protect athletes from injury and was again raised to 16 in 1997.

The question was again raised in 1950 by Bruno Stäblein, a German musicologist, who held that the Old Roman tradition was sung at the time of Pope Gregory the Great (reigned 590 604) and was therefore the authentic Gregorian chant, whereas the so-called Gregorian body of song dated from the second half of the 7th century.

During a recent interview with Jonas Kaufmann on BBC news, the question was again raised about why opera tickets are "expensive": no matter that the superstar tenor dismissed this effectively – why did it need for it to be asked in the first place?

The stress was again raised from zero.

Then, a few weeks ago, he said, the company told him it had incorrectly recorded his wife's application and was again raising the monthly premium, to $1,020.

In early 1999, after the real was floated, interest rates were again raised, to 45%, to ward off inflationary pressures.

Immediately after Sunday's bombing, questions were again raised about the government's plans to hold peace talks.

But overnight hopes were again raised when the dugong was spotted inside the lake, making a capture possible, Lorigan said.

Concerns about how the hospital treated her were again raised and a review did take place with the health board admitting that she had been unnecessarily sedated and medication was not administered.