Sentence examples for and does not raise from inspiring English sources

The recent report from Rutgers's Athletics Review Committee, while critical of some university practices, especially in the areas of information sharing and athletic oversight, identifies "no illegal or unethical activities at Rutgers and does not raise concerns about the outcomes of decisions that were made by the university".

This study does not involve human participants and does not raise any particular ethical issues.

But other studies seem to contradict the outcomes, he says; for instance, nicotine has no effect on blood vessel growth in the developing chick and does not raise the risk of heart attack in patients with heart disease.

Nevertheless, C. elegans has many practical advantages, is amenable to rapid, low-cost, large-scale in vivo screens and does not raise any of the ethical concerns associated with the use of monkeys, or even mice, for drug testing.

Calcium hydroxide has limitation, the base water is acidic because it is self-regulating and does not raise the pH, and a variety of agents have been introduced as inter-appointment medicaments.

In vitro cell culture has been proposed as a potential alternative to animal assays because cultivation has the advantage of being cheaper and less time consuming and does not raise the ethical concerns associated with using animal models [ 8].

The free schools policy is monstrously unfair, fuels social segregation and doesn't raise standards.

"He speaks softly and doesn't raise his voice," said Martin E. Segal, chairman emeritus of Lincoln Center.

The Australian community supports addressing many of these problems, provided that any reform is painless and doesn't raise taxes.

Alternatively, let's suppose that a transaction tax succeeds beyond expectations in bringing down excessive trading and doesn't raise as much as projected.

If we want companionship, then a cat or dog doesn't answer back, doesn't tell you your waistline has expanded and doesn't raise an annoying eyebrow when you glug the last inch in a bottle of wine.