Sentence examples for would likely raise from inspiring English sources

That's despite the fact Maine residents voted on the initiative knowing it would likely raise taxes.

Even those who were fêted elsewhere would likely raise between twenty-five and forty thousand dollars, Smith said.

Mr. Piel also said he feared that because private operators would be interested in making money, they would likely raise fees at the county facilities.

Even worse, a downgrade of the insurers would likely raise the cost of borrowing for states and municipalities because they rely on insurance to raise their securities' appeal.

The Trump administration's rule would likely raise it to at most 25percentt, while Obama's would have raised it do about 33percentt.

Finally, they would likely raise the violation of their human rights, which is now well-documented in accounts of the suffering of ordinary Palestinians living under occupation.

And like many a designated hitter before him, he'd likely raise his game (and his numbers) offensively given the chance to focus on that one skill full-time.

A downgrade would very likely raise the banks' borrowing costs.

The agency said it would most likely raise the rating after the debt restructuring was concluded.

His own consultants warned him that the Committee to Protect California Jobs would most likely raise $100 million or more by Election Day.

Officials said that if the spouses were to explain they had been married thousands of miles apart over the Internet, it would quite likely raise a red flag.