Sentence examples for has caused raised from inspiring English sources

The debate around Armitstead's missed tests, which led to her being provisionally suspended from 11 July, has caused raised eyebrows among some fellow athletes.

He has claimed for years that medical science has advanced to the point that a full body transplant is plausible, but the proposal has caused raised eyebrows, horror and profound disbelief in other surgeons.

Some of that genre jumping has caused raised eyebrows over her winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Also, you have a health condition that has caused: Raised, reddish skin covered by silvery-white scale on the elbows, knees, lower back, and scalp.

That will have caused raised eyebrows in various places, not least in Cambridge, the birthplace of some of the UK's hi-tech superstars like chip designer ARM and bluetooth specialist CSR.

But that surge of specialized litigation has also caused raised eyebrows in some legal circles.

Drones and balloons can crash, so safety regulators will need to be persuaded that the risks are acceptable.The involvement of Google and, especially, Facebook, which run some of the most popular sites on the web, has caused some raised eyebrows.

In a country that produced both the Gestapo and the Stasi, now global synonyms for secret police terror, the National Security Agency's spying program has caused outrage, raising the question: Is this German exceptionalism as we know it, or is it a harbinger of how the mood in Europe might be shifting, of how America's trust problem has taken on a new corrosive quality?

Mr. Slinger emerges fully breathless at the start, as if consumed to breaking point and beyond by a need to chronicle for his only child the usurpation in Milan that has caused him to raise the storm that opens the play.

In recent years, however, the development of novel research approaches has caused some to raise questions over the practicability of traditional procedures for obtaining consent and recontacting participants.

The proliferation of such programs has caused charity experts to raise questions about accountability.