Sentence examples for one can raise from inspiring English sources

Since H. pylori resides at the apical side of the epithelial layer of the gastric mucosa, one can raise the question on how viable bacteria (and not just bacterial antigens) can interact with lymphoid cells.

"Take a look at what he has raised in the hard money and just imagine if one can raise when there are no limits on that the same source," said Craig McDonald, executive director of Texans for Public Justice, a group that monitors Mr. Bush's fund-raising.

"One can raise all sorts of legitimate questions about McKinney's position on this or that issue, but she has been articulate on our concerns," Mr. Jahshan said.

No one can raise any questions about how it's being handled.

One can raise a practical objection to what Davies, fearing that adult refugees were being admitted to the country as children, had proposed.

The higher one can raise the business visibility of these work products, the better.

What he means: "I am the one who can raise the level of debate.

I saw the truth in the saying "one mother can raise many children, but many children cannot care for one mother".

It also helps to stand on a very slight slope, "one that can raise your toes just a little bit".

The person we need is one who can decrease the tension, one who is willing to talk with those who disagree with our policies, and one who can raise our stature in the world so that we once again enjoy respect for the power of our morals, not the power of weapons.

And that leaves women a choice, one that can raise some political questions.