Sentence examples for move raised the from inspiring English sources

The move raised the question of whether it was meant to reduce Mr. Gold's influence.

The move raised the minimum benefit from two weeks' pay to three.

The move raised the ire of Korean-American groups, which rippled across the Pacific Ocean to South Korea.

Investors immediately sold London-listed tobacco stocks, as AXA's move raised the prospect of other global investors following suit.

His move raised the question: why had senior politicians approved £238m in aid – then the largest grant awarded for a single project – against the advice of civil servants?

The move raised the level of confrontation over Ukraine with measures that seemed likely to affect Russian consumers at least as much as European farming.

The move raises the possibility of the agency launching a formal investigation into the collapse of BHS and Chappell.

The move raises the prospect of a bidding war for Treasury, which owns the Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Beringer brands.

The company's move raises the question of whether New York can continue to capture its share of a growing industry.

After more mutual admiration – particularly of each other's "body language" – Blair tries to make his move, raising the question of the French.

The move raises the first serious prospect of the Wall Street protests spreading beyond New York and comes as other events are also being planned in Los Angeles and Washington.