Sentence examples for observers raise from inspiring English sources

The all-you-can watch movie theatre subscription service MoviePass, now with 3 million paying users, continues to burn through cash, and today its majority owner announced one more way it might continue to finance operations and its growth as some investors and observers raise questions about its financial future.

No wonder President Carter suggested that this terrible situation resembles South Africa's notorious apartheid system, and that Jeffrey Goldberg and other observers raise the very real fear that Jewish Israelis may give up the self-reinforcing pretences that they live in a democracy and the Occupation is temporary in favor of an outright ethnic dictatorship.

The election in October, which was deemed free and fair by Western observers, raised hopes that Georgia could become a beacon of democracy.

As observers raised their heads, they discovered with amazement that a recent reconstruction of the Bolshoi was heedful of children's innocence: the Greek god now has his private parts covered by a fig leaf.

See articleIn Cambodia, the ruling Cambodian People's Party claimed a landslide win in parliamentary elections, handing another five-year term as prime minister to Hun Sen. International observers raised concerns about voter intimidation and the party's use of state resources to campaign.

Still, with observers raising questions about the company's performance — "the broad-based slowdown reflects innovative rivals starting to eat Oracle's lunch," Rolfe Winkler wrote in the Wall Street Journal in June, after the company missed its fourth-quarter targets — Ellison could face more tough questions pretty soon.

Even before recent wave of violence, observers raised concerns about what lies ahead for Burundi.

But some observers raised an eyebrow at the claim that Bank's resignation had nothing to do with the department's handling of race.

Documents seen by the Observer raise further questions over Lord Ashcroft's relationship with a collapsed construction firm that built a mansion for a discredited Caribbean politician.

Gloria De Piero and Jonathan Ashworth, writing in the Observer, raise the alarm about the state of voter opinion after conducting a tour across parts of England where Labour has to recover if it is ever to return to power.

On Wednesday, what appeared to be a draft of a campaign Web site was uncovered by The New York Observer, raising expectations further.