Sentence examples for because it raises a from inspiring English sources

But if Republicans kill a deal because it raises a dime of revenue, or if Democrats will not support it because it leans too heavily on the less fortunate, then the constitutional option may look better than the recession option.

She wrote in an e-mail: I was intrigued by your journal entry today because it raises a question that is so beautifully and intelligently explored in the new book "Far From the Tree," by Andrew Solomon.

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1.00pm: I've just received this response from Robert Llewellyn, probably best known as Kryten in Red Drawf but also something of an electric car obsessive, as evidenced by his dedicated blog: I'm trying not to be dismissive of yet 'another report' which 'proves electric cars are more polluting than diesel' because it raises a very important points.

"It's very serious because it raises a lot of concern for your family.

It is not because it raises a lot in revenue just 1.2% of federal collections as of 1997.

The Congressional letter is important in another respect because it raises an issue that is toxic to the pro-gun crowd; i.e., the idea that something related to guns is being banned.

Your recent article caught our attention because it raised a very dangerous 'solution' to the 'problem' of humanitarian workers having a sex life while in the field.

One of the seven claims was dropped by a buyer, who decided to settle, and another was not decided because it raised a question about federal law.

The trial had drawn widespread attention, in part because it involved an officer's disturbing behavior, but also because it raised a fundamental question: When does a virtual crime, contemplated in Internet chat rooms, become an actual crime?

I mention this because it raised an interesting point, which is that there appears to be a lot less in it than I recall.