Sentence examples for material which raises from inspiring English sources

Farrell does not have a reputation for selecting good material, which raises concern about what we can expect from the next iteration of the hit HBO series.

Mr. Singer, who also directed the first adaptation of the great Marvel comic book "X-Men," once again respects the earnest emotion of his source material, which raises adolescent disaffection to an apocalyptic scale.

Mr. Singer, who also directed the first adaptation of the great Marvel comic book X-Men, once again respects the earnest emotion of his source material, which raises adolescent disaffection to an apocalyptic scale.

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Senators McCain, Graham, and the well-seasoned Senator, now Secretary, Kerry would surely have known differently from the classified materials, which raises the interesting query whether our overly positive publication of counter-intelligence did more to confuse us rather than our terrorist opposition.

We chose to remove that option (reflected in the Supplemental Material: DCI), which raised item 13 discrimination from 0.07 to 0.11.

Some of that may turn up here, but the band has also been working on its third Blue Note album, which raises the potential for new material.

The price of raw materials is "soaring," oil is out of control (which raises transportation costs) and there's a movement to increase Chinese wages.

This increases mapping precision dramatically but it requires large repositories of patient materials and very closely spaced genetic markers, creating a need for correction for multiple testing, which raises the threshold for claiming statistical significance.

Our results imply that sequential images are not as transparent or uniform as presumed, which raises questions of how universally accessible they truly are as experimental stimuli and educational materials.

These potentially valuable materials were treated as waste in many countries in the past, and still are today in some developing countries, which raises many environmental concerns (Palacios-Orueta et al.2005).2005