Sentence examples for Raise question from inspiring English sources

Andrew Gibb at Investec issued a sell note, saying: [The increased costs are] disappointing and should raise question marks this morning.

They point to lack of evidence and inconsistencies, which raise question marks, which must be straightened out, if weapons dossiers are to be closed and confidence is to arise.

REUTERS Older Star Managers Raise Question of Succession | As though there was not already enough gloom hanging over the hedge fund industry, the latest issue of aiCIO has highlighted that the current crop of hedge fund managers are getting older, and investors may find it difficult to trust their successors when they inevitably come.

On July 8th, Guido Westerwelle, Germany's foreign minister, said "serious violations of the letter and spirit of EU values may raise question about the last steps to Romania's full integration in the EU .The fate of a high-level convict is another cause for concern for Romania's fellow EU members.

These facts and the real and perceived problems (there are pluses aplenty too) that attend them raise question marks over the Universal Declaration of Human Right's Articles 13 15, about freedom of movement within and between countries, the right to asylum, and the right to a nationality – and this latter not necessarily of the land where one was born and, perhaps, persecuted.

Zimcar took a different route, and this latest announcement raise question marks over how viable the long-distance ride-sharing business is in the U.S.. That's a concern we've heard from Frédéric Mazzella, the CEO of BlaBlaBla Car, the France-based company that raised $100 million last summer and recently expanded into India, its fourteenth market.

The first is that national bank bail-outs would increase state borrowing relative to GDP, which could raise question-marks over some sovereign credit ratings.

Such numbers raise questions.

But they also raise questions.

But defections raise questions about his effectiveness.

I wanted to reveal and raise questions".