Sentence examples for does raise a problem from inspiring English sources

As rousing as this vision of Jewish combat may be, it does raise a problem identified by the historian Raul Hilberg in his memoir "The Politics of Memory".

While the Simon Fraser University study provided useful insight, it and its reaction also does raise a fundamental problem with current public perception of the obesity epidemic.

But it does raise an interesting point.

And the fact that they do raises an important problem.

"That being said, it does raise the problem of the relationship of trust between allies".

But none of the common philosophical theories of agency say that actions are to be explained in terms of the agent's character traits, and so it seems that situationism does not raise a problem for the standard theory and other philosophical accounts of agency.

Still, as I wrote last week, the founding of the CrunchFund does raise serious problems with the perception of conflict; and that perception threatens to tar us all.

"It potentially does raise pretty serious problems and throws a challenge to employers to support shift workers and come up with ways to mitigate the effect of working shifts.

However, the document does raise problems when it comes to the Danish hosts' ability to remain neutral during the complicated and probably difficult process of getting the developing world to agree to an economic deal with the developed world.

Which of course does raise problems for the civil authorities.

But it does raise one of the problems of Formula One: despite it being the undisputed pinnacle of motor sport with – mostly – the best people in the world working in it, there remains far too much of a kind of social class system to it that makes some people "acceptable," others not.