Sentence examples for categories raise from inspiring English sources

But it will be interesting to watch in the coming months whether potential rivals in the above categories raise a lot more cash and attract more users.

Also, different response rates between civilian and military staff and between professional categories raise the issue of selection bias.

It is subsequently not surprising that systematic reviews based on these categories raise more questions than they answer.

Three other categories raised over £10m a piece: technology, design and film and video.

Yet, within this galaxy of political prejudices, Mr. Greenslade at The Guardian said, The Daily Express does not quite fit into any of the usual categories, raising doubts about its target readership.

It had already been reported that he, along with Post Malone and Cardi B, would not be eligible for best new artist because of the music they'd released before the eligibility period — which leaves a pretty bizarre category — but his album "?", which hit No. 1 and had the No. 1 single "Sad!," could've ended up in other categories, raising the specter of his abuse allegations.

Because of considerations of space, we shall not discuss these related topics here, nor can we refer to all the issues about categories raised by medieval authors or mentioned above.

They report sexual minority youth started displaying higher risk behaviors in all three metrics very early, as well as across gender and racial/ethnic categories, raising concerns about the aggregate impact of these behaviors over their lifetime.

Each of these categories raises distinct ethical issues.

I could do this only with chardonnays, and even in this category, raising the bar to $15 improved the picture markedly.

A new preferential balloting system in the best picture category raises the possibility that a heavily endorsed second-choice candidate could upend the presumed front-runners, if they were to split the first-choice votes closely.