Sentence examples for long raises from inspiring English sources

Electrics and hybrids account for a tiny fraction of car sales; Mr Musk's prediction that they will make up half before long raises eyebrows even among his fans.

Still, the sheer number of Mafiosi who escape for so long raises serious questions as to whether or not these Italian mobsters are just better at hiding than other criminals and if so, how they pull it off.

That the group managed to fly under the radar for so long raises questions about what Facebook is doing to protect its users and regulate groups sharing harmful content.

A young Bob Dylan, his lips chapped by the dry city winter air and coughing steam heat, fingernails on his picking hand nice and long, raises his hand against the sun's glare, and salutes Fred McDarrah on a Village sidewalk in January of 1965.

Such tests have long raised regulatory issues.

Trump's ties to Russia have long raised eyebrows.

Human rights groups have long raised alarms about the poor working conditions for migrant workers.

This concentration has long raised questions about competition—and regulators are, at long last, on the case.

As he glided through an intersection, Mr. Long raised both arms in the air and let out a cheer.

But she is small in physical stature only — like the Yorkshire terriers she and Frank have long raised.

Tara, one of the FSWs I met, shared the story of a long raised scar on her right arm.