Sentence examples for it raises problems from inspiring English sources

In vanishingly short supply are books that are intellectually rigorous without being stuffy or inaccessible; which explain in plain words why globalisation is mostly to be celebrated, without denying that it raises problems; which confront bad arguments for globalisation as firmly as they deal with bad arguments against.

However, it raises problems about the dynamic adaptation of these components to particular users demands.

Baden says it "raises problems".

Note that, all copies of duplicated genes are used in the remaining analysis as it raises problems with the statistics when the genomic context is different between two copies.

It also raises problems of spectrum concentration and impaired access to spectrum by competitive carriers; undercuts access to wholesale voice and data roaming services; and threatens to foster reduced device availability and reduced interoperability of wireless networks and devices, among many other issues".

"Probably not as much as getting the $2 million, but we think it obviously raises problems of corruption when, you know, a single person is sending that huge amount of money, [who] would usually be acknowledged or sometimes even encouraged by the candidate".

Chronic viral hepatitis, not an uncommon situation in clinical practice, raises problems when it comes to the evolution and management of the HIV co-infection.

That raises problems for biologists devising ways to detect them.

The alternative answer also raises problems.

However, a many-to-one mapping raises problems.

But it also raised problems, in the form of unruly Northern Alliance soldiers and an obsolete strategy.