Sentence examples for memory raised from inspiring English sources

A fundraising page on the JustGiving website set up in Rahman's memory raised £7,000 for an ambulance in under 14 hours.

The attack on Sunday October 21st, the most audacious in recent memory, raised fears that Turkey would retaliate by sending its army in pursuit of the rebels, who are based inside Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq.

Before 2010 the computational reliability of GPGPU consumer-grade hardware was largely unknown, and circumstantial evidence related to the lack of built-in error detection and correction in GPU memory raised reliability concerns.

The current stay in the hospital is the longest in recent memory, raising fears that Mr. Mandela's condition is grave.

I have deconstructed 70s hair for you, why it does that funny thing to your memory, raises an ancient sadness.

Like much of the Northern Hemisphere, Chicago is suffering through one of the hottest summers in recent memory, raising more discussion about global warming.

Jo's death – and how it happened, and how we should honour her memory – raises difficult questions for all of us.

One recent study showed the drugs can damage ventricles in the heart, while another, co-authored by Kean, found steroid users had significantly worse spatial memory, raising the prospect of long-term cognitive damage from the drug.

Just months after the country received a 85 billion international bailout, losses on mortgage and commercial real estate loans are deepening amid one of the worst economic slumps in memory, raising questions as to whether the 35 billion set aside for the banks will be sufficient.

Rats with a damaged perirhinal cortex exhibit false memory, raising questions about brain organization.

CPU is used as the controller, which puts the code into GPU constant memory, raises the GPU kernels and gets back the statistics.