Sentence examples for conclusion has raised from inspiring English sources

The effort ultimately failed, but the story of the brazen daylight kidnapping and its chaotic conclusion has raised troubling questions about the militant group's growing reach into Turkey, as well as the capacity of the Turkish authorities to contain it.

But the growing reliance on databases and software to draw conclusions has raised privacy concerns before.

But their conclusions have raised criticism from some linguists.

The conclusions have raised concerns about an attempt to use iron fertilization as a solution to the rise of atmospheric greenhouse gases [e.g. [ 87, 88]].

That conclusion in turn has raised concerns among NATO officials that Mr. Rumsfeld intends to shift American troops, planes and aircraft carriers from Europe to the Pacific.

Whatever its conclusions, the affair has raised questions over the future of Indonesia's emerging gold industry.

There is no doubt that the conclusion of Bellfield's trial has raised difficult and distressing issues.

But Mr. Trump's repeated public rejection of the intelligence agencies' conclusion on the election-related hacking has raised the stakes for a briefing on the matter he will receive on Friday in New York from the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, and the director of national intelligence, James R. Clapper Jr. Officials said the briefing had not been postponed.

Richard Lambert, who led the F.B.I.'s anthrax investigation, has sued the bureau over its conclusions and claims that doubts he has raised led the bureau to spoil his job prospects.

Recent research has raised substantial questions about his conclusions and led to a review of other arson convictions in Texas.

In conclusion, since the advent of screening, the increased incidence of DCIS has raised concerns about the possibility of overdiagnosis of DCIS.