The columnist Farhad Manjoo writes how the latest innovations in tech are elevating questions of privacy into much larger issues.
There seems to be an intangible desire not to 'rock the boat' by elevating questions of care priorities to the level of physician and/or multidisciplinary team awareness.
Regardless of motivation, they've elevated the question of whether strains of racism exist within the GOP and that is far from a risk-free proposition, strategists in both parties say.
What the Germanwings crash "has done has elevated the question of should there or not be ways to externally control commercial aircraft," said Mary Cummings, the director of the Humans and Autonomy Laboratory at Duke University and a former Navy F-18 pilot, who is a researcher on the Darpa project.
Only the celebrated philosopher Benedict de Spinoza, an outsider by origin and character (a Jew by birth and upbringing), elevated these political questions to the level of universality.
I'd argue, however, that you can elevate any question from small talk to big talk with a little tweaking.
The controversy also served to elevate the question of Trump's fitness for office that some in Washington have privately — and some publicly — wondered about since before he took office.
The German government had also taken the position that it would be "inadvisable ... to elevate the question of war guilt".
Ct. 34, in the report of which it appears that one Duncan, whose property abutted on Filbert street, where that street was occupied by the elevated railroad in question, was permitted by the state courts to recover for damages suffered by having been deprived of access to, and the free use of, Filbert street.
Britain is not especially generous to them, compared with other EU countries, in terms of the number it lets in, or the benefits it gives them.Britain's shrunken political discourse, mixed with a residue of racism and xenophobia, has elevated the asylum question to a prominence it doesn't deserve.
