Sentence examples for collection raised from inspiring English sources

The Comme collection raised that question: What is fresh in fashion?

After her death, the sale of her "vast" collection raised a huge amount of money for Wizo, the international Jewish women's organisation.

Sotheby's said the collection raised $54 million, far above the $12.7 million to $16.7 million the auction house estimated before the sale.

So Rebellion's announcement of a £100 preorder-only hardback complete collection raised rather a lot of eyebrows, with Morrison unable to comment.

The 368 lots of the Lammot du Pont Copeland collection raised $12.6 million, a figure approaching the $13.6 million auction record for an Americana sale set at the Eddy Nicholson sale at Christie's in 1995.

The collection raised more than £14m for charities supported by Diana, Princess of Wales and Fayed's son Dodi, who were killed in a Paris car crash in August 1997.

But Ms. Prada has made sure that it's not the only question her collection raises against the female self.

Stephen Holden's Dec. 1 Critic's Notebook about the Guggenheim Museum's exhibition "Fever in the Archive: AIDS Activist Videotapes From the Royal S. Marks Collection" raises a valuable point.

This could partly be explained by the fact that the chemistry and physics departments each currently have or have had at least one education researcher, but there was no biology education researcher in the biology department at the time of the data collection, raising the question of who biology faculty assume is taking on this role in their department.

Findings that document highly diverse numbers, types, and sources of specimen collections raise questions regarding how biobanks should be managed and governed.

But the report does at least mention the enormous amount of additional data that the internet of things will collect over time, and some of the troubling questions that such collection raises.