Sentence examples for narrow raising from inspiring English sources

The issue about what constitutes fraud in a contractual relationship is narrow, raising arcane questions about how a court should construe an agreement between sophisticated parties and when full disclosure is required.

The terrain over which Horrocks' men had to move was unsuitable, restricting the vanguard (Guards Armoured Division) to a single narrow raised highway through flat or flooded countryside.

It has been widely used to screen drug effects [ 16- 18] because of its use of natural conditions and stimuli to induce anxiety, such as a fear of a new, bright, and open space and the fear of balancing on a relatively narrow raised surface [ 19].

The city is now proposing a compromise, with a narrower raised concrete median and separate bike path.

It is irritating beyond measure that some on the left automatically assume many of us that they brand as rightwing have no wish to see the poor prosper or to see equality narrow by raising the living standards of those worst off.

Even more telling, Tea Party activists in the middle of the country are skirting the fiscal showdown in Congress and turning to narrower issues, raising questions about whether the movement still represents a citizen groundswell to which attention must be paid.

The narrow focus on raising test scores obscures the crucial relational component of good teaching.

An example of this narrow approach is raising the Medicare eligibility age.

More than 130 people were killed in Israeli shelling throughout the narrow coastal enclave, raising the Palestinian death toll in the campaign to more than 1,340, said Ashraf Kidra, a Gaza health official.

He shot back one of those vintage Boeheim looks: eyes narrowed, eyebrows raised, face incredulous.

Democratic presidential candidates, who have a far narrower field, raised considerably more in the third quarter.