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91. He would have no difficulty raising campaign money.

92. Saturated fats are more potent in raising cholesterol levels.

93. She continued to juggle multiple responsibilities, raising six children and building Copley into a huge and successful enterprise.

94. It's not for nothing that Cimarusti married Christina Echiverri, a retired pastry chef now raising their new baby girl.

95. Some Democrats on Capitol Hill have joined in the call for an independent counsel to investigate campaign fund raising.

96. Procedure within the financial accounts Many larger companies adopt the procedure of raising a debit note for any errors on invoices.

97. That leaves politicians with the painful choice of raising taxes or cutting services.

98. Desiderius responded to the Pope by raising an army and seizing Sinigaglia and Urbino, hitherto papal cities.

99. I was asked particularly to notice the very simple but effective apparatus for raising the coaches.

100. Whatever Messrs Mondale, Foot and Kinnock said about raising taxes in the 1980s, they were going to be beaten anyway.

101. The only hope of raising this money starts with creating a climate of confidence attractive to foreign investors.

102. The major benefit would be in raising awareness of this potentially devastating condition.

103. The adverts were designed to generate some sales leads as well as the main aim of raising awareness and these will be handled by.

104. Currently grandparents are raising 3. 4 million children; 6 million families depend on grandparents for primary child care.

105. In 1974 congressional committees began raising questions in public about the security and usefulness of the atomic weapons.

106. Raising additional funds on this narrow tax base will mean very significant increases in the tax.

107. Names had hoped that Lloyd's might help by raising money through a bond issue.

108. What they are now doing is compromising, in this half-baked manner, by raising the ante to 70.

108. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

109. Under our eaves, a pair of house martins are raising a late brood after having to rebuild a nest.

110. We believe a well-run, carefully controlled form of national lottery would be popular, while raising money for many good causes.

111. The few who have seen Durdiyev lately describe him as disoriented, raising concern that he may have been force-fed medication.

112. Their traditional ways of raising cash are too expensive: big firms can save millions by borrowing in New York or London.

113. The authors seemed puzzled that so few Sioux were interested in raising sugar beets or working in a house-trailer factory.

114. It was found that scant attention had been paid to raising the cultural level of party members.

115. They proposed raising the age of consent from thirteen to sixteen and extending the provisions of the Industrial Schools Amendment Act.

116. Yet awkward circumstances can arise, sometimes raising questions of abuse of process.

117. The program has succeeded in changing attitudes toward family size and raising contraceptive prevalence to Western levels of 70-plus percent.

118. The government firmly believes in the value of competition among schools as a means of raising standards.

119. Place the dough on greased baking sheets, raising the edges of each piece slightly to contain the topping. 5.

120. We must begin the process of raising awareness among our white brothers and sisters so that they realise that they are hurting us.