I googled around and couldn’t find one. The example sentence on WaniKani is too complex for me to comprehend, with a lot of kanji I haven’t encountered yet.
A phrase that I came across a lot in my googling was 昇給をお願い出た。Is the ”出た” here considered the polite form, or can you change it to 出ました?
I also have a secondary question: where do you find example sentences for words? I usually refer to jisho or nihongo master, but this time around I couldn’t find any examples that I could use for 昇給. Are there other, possibly better, resources for example sentences?
業績がのびず、さっぱり昇給しない
Without an increase in performance, (someone) won’t get a raise at all.
It’s a sentence with no context, so it could be “I” or “you” or any other person, but it’s not super important.
願い出る is a verb that means “to apply for.” It’s in the plain form in the sentence you mentioned, so it would need to be have ます added to make it polite.