Sentence examples for general raising from inspiring English sources

Some replaced their Facebook profile pictures with an image of the general, raising a clenched fist.

This and other aggressive tactics by one of the nation's largest collectors of medical debts, Accretive Health, were revealed on Tuesday by the Minnesota attorney general, raising concerns that such practices have become common at hospitals across the country.

Congressional Republicans on Monday issued a letter to Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, raising questions about his investigations into private equity firms and politically active tax-exempt groups.

Thus did the A.I.G. bonuses become a symbol of long-simmering taxpayer resentment over Wall Street bailouts, and economic inequity in general, raising essential questions about fairness and personal responsibility — themes Mr. Obama has repeatedly evoked.

In recent months, in his role as the senior Republican on the oversight committee, Mr. Issa has courted the inspectors general, raising serious questions, for instance, about the administration's dismissals of the inspectors general for Amtrak and for the Corporation for National and Community Service.

"In general, raising money is difficult," Jeffrey Paine said.

The general raised a touchy issue: whether to buy generators to supply electricity to Kandahar.

The general raised his fist in the air, and pumped.

The advice, from his attorney general, raised concerns about the legal consequences of going to war.

Egypt's top general raised the specter of a "collapse of the state" if civilian leaders failed to restore order.

The more the Bush campaign and the Republican Party in general raised from business, the more trial lawyers said they must raise, and vice versa.