Sentence examples for Raise a problem from inspiring English sources

As rousing as this vision of Jewish combat may be, it does raise a problem identified by the historian Raul Hilberg in his memoir "The Politics of Memory".

The lawyers raise a problem of culture and law: Is insider trading merely an illicit version of a common American cleverness, trading on gossip from a colleague or friend that helps the trader and hurts no one?

First, I think that the answer that they did it differently -- different people interpreting the general standard differently -- would not raise a problem even in the absence of judicial review of that.

The Home Office contacted QPR on 7 May, before the club went to Manchester City for the third last game of the season, to raise a problem with the expiry date on Sandro's visa.

These results seem to raise a problem with regard to the standardization of SPECT/CT quantitation among different nuclear medicine institutions.

The first thing to say in objection to the multiple limitations approach is that each item in The Inventory seems to raise a problem for theism itself.

This was plainly rebellion and acutely raised a problem with which Protestants had long been wrestling.

And that raises a problem which affects big data in all its forms.

That Armstrong and Butler at least raised a problem may reassure the prominent Whitehall-watcher, Prof Peter Hennessy.

Or if a female colleague raises a problem about another woman, do you cry "OOOH IT'S A CAT FIGHT!

Design has taken on its own life, and this raises a problem often encountered in consumer culture.