Sentence examples for way that raises from inspiring English sources

Most are still holding out hope that a deal can be reached to extend all the expiring tax cuts for a year while Congress tries to overhaul the tax code in a way that raises additional revenue but sets the top tax rate no higher than the current 35 percent.

Oursler's art is instantly recognisable (when you have seen it once), in a way that raises a question about video art.

What transports them beyond illustration is Moreau's disturbingly suggestive style: he combines sharp, jewelled details with vague mists of colour in a way that raises his art from depiction to dream.

It is interesting, too, because Gov. George Pataki, who would not object to being elected president one day, has handled the mess in a way that raises doubts about both his executive abilities and his political acumen.

In "Menace II Society," the brothers' directorial debut, the random and horrifying outbursts of violence linger and sting in a way that raises the film above the B origins of its small, independent budget.

But they have done so at a high cost and in a way that raises the questions of why more was not done much sooner - and whether the Taliban will yet return.

But a lawyer representing the family of the murdered girl claims that police said her phone was hacked in a way that raised hopes that she was alive.

This would equalize the tax reward across incomes and could be done in a way that raised net revenue to pay for rate reductions.

First, the defendant had only to show that the prosecution had used its jury challenges in a way that raised an inference of discrimination.

Rick Santorum was there, dressed in a way that raised him a notch in my estimation: traditional evening jacket and trousers, brocade vest, old-fashioned wing collar, black bow tie.

Along the way, Mr. Bloomberg set a modern-day record for campaign spending in New York City, in a way that raised questions about the effectiveness of the city's strict campaign finance law.