Sentence examples for areas raised from inspiring English sources

Development around ski areas raised environmental concerns and led to increasing environmental legislation beginning with the passage of regional planning in 1970.

But, perhaps underscoring the gray areas raised by the technology — and putting Ms. Aftab at odds with her employer — George Grobar, general manager of Disney Mobile, says "peace of mind" is exactly what the company is selling.

And while the deaths could not be independently verified, the campaign against Libya's most densely populated areas raised new questions about how broadly NATO is interpreting its United Nations mandate to protect civilians.

Owners of destroyed homes are mostly free to rebuild them on the same spot, although new floodplain maps have expanded the areas that require houses to be elevated, and, in some of the most vulnerable areas, raised on thirteen-foot stilts.

The authors expect that a large number of issues on eLogistics systems, applications and functional areas raised are suggested (listed in annex 1) by the survey participants that will be explored in the future research and the findings will be reported in another paper.

"We are carrying out a full investigation of the areas raised by the report, and if found to be true, immediate actions will be taken to bring the operations into compliance with our Code of Conduct," Taiwan-based Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., told Reuters.

And raising prices in the most desirable areas raises concerns that it will make them less accessible to the poor.

Lines were long in urban areas, raising concerns that not everyone would be able to vote Wednesday.

Most of April's attacks, like this one, took place in predominately Shiite areas, raising fears that insurgents were trying to stoke a return to sectarian violence.

Many recent attacks have been in urban areas, raising fears that the rebels are taking their war to the cities, where three-quarters of Colombians live.

The Serbian Chamber of Commerce reported that salaries were being paid 45 days late in the country's poorest areas, raising fears of potential social unrest.