Sentence examples for close raised from inspiring English sources

Fox's decision to bring its Ebola coverage to such an abrupt close raised eyebrows in media circles, but Hannity offered an explanation for the move after his broadcast concluded.

Recent polls had suggested the race would be very close, raising anxiety among those who prefer the status quo.

The governors' elections in Florida and Georgia were almost as close, raising the possibility of a further recount and a possible runoff election respectively.

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When the bus is getting close, raise your hand as if you were calling a taxi.

The closing raised new questions about how such incidents could occur, especially after previous fires in the tunnel.

An earnings warning from Hewlett-Packard after the market closed raised questions about the sustainability of those gains.

Two small banks in Illinois and Mississippi were also closed, raising the number of bank failures this year to 81.

The closing raises civic issues: The magazine "Social Forces," printed a chart in 1930 which indicated cultural items to be expected in any city of a certain size.

But aid groups in the region said no such organizations had been closed, raising suspicions that the announcement was in fact a threat.

Many residents rejoiced at this news, but San Onofre's closing raises some uncomfortable questions for nearby towns that had relied on it as a source of cheap energy and jobs.