Sentence examples for conditions raising from inspiring English sources

Thousands of BBC staff are to be balloted on strike action in a row about jobs, pay and conditions, raising the threat of disruption to flagship shows – and possibly coverage of the 2012 Olympics.

Transglutaminase 2 features in both confirmed and some still ambiguous roles within pathological conditions, raising interest in developing inhibitors and imaging probes which target this enzyme.

Many fish also began spawning at different times, and juvenile and adult fish reacted differently to changing conditions, raising concerns about disruptions to the fishes' life cycles.  .

So while we were mostly able to avoid higher prices the day after Sandy, the reality is that under this week's extreme conditions, raising the price is the only sustainable way to maximize the number of rides and minimize the number of people stranded – by providing a meaningful incentive for drivers to come out in undesirable conditions.

Further, activity in these areas was typically relatively low, and in the case of the d GPrC was actually greater in the perceptual task conditions, raising the possibility that there was some interaction between the tasks and response-associated button presses.

Oxidative damage and excessive cell death are also common features of degenerative conditions, raising the possibility that the ability of tissues to withstand oxidative stress may be impaired by hyperglycaemia.

They are also trying to improve working conditions, raise living standards and remove some of the stigma surrounding the job.

It has been working with many of its client companies to improve conditions, raise pay and improve labor standards.

Apple and Foxconn have worked together in the last year to improve conditions, raise pay and improve labor standards.

The conditions raised the possibility of broken piano strings, cracked instruments and wacky intonation minutes before the president's swearing in (which had problems of its own).

Second, Fed officials believe that the turmoil in financial markets, particularly the tightening of credit conditions, raises the probability of a nasty downturn.