Sentence examples for which would raise from inspiring English sources

WHICH would raise the question: "What is she thinking?" Which would raise another question: What do you think she's thinking?

Mr Crockett thinks it should sell about 400 tonnes, which would raise about $6.6 billion.

Knowing this, employers would pay them more than the market-clearing wage, which would raise unemployment.

The vice president promoted the administration's "Buffett Rule" proposal, which would raise taxes on millionaires.

tax, which would raise gasoline prices on people," Mr. Bush said.

The company said it was increasing production for the Nook, which would raise costs.

He spent more time talking about expanding health-insurance coverage, which would raise the government's bill.

An alliance with Iveco would be more likely than an outright acquisition, which would raise antitrust issues in Europe.

Officials highlight a proposal that affluent senior citizens pay higher Medicare premiums, which would raise $50 billion.

President Obama has vowed to veto the plan, which would raise taxes only on the wealthiest Americans.

Swedish Automobile NV plans to offer five million shares, which would raise an anticipated 6.5 million euros ($9.3 million).