Sentence examples for position raising from inspiring English sources
But wearing three hats has placed him in what some BBC executives believe is a potentially difficult position, raising questions about a conflict of interest.
But in a later exchange with Representative Randy Neugebauer, Republican of Texas, Mr. Dimon admitted knowing that on April 10 the bank had a $300 million loss from the position, raising questions about his disclosures at the time.
And of all the 17 minority ethnic candidates in Scotland, only two are women and neither is in a strong position, raising additional questions about how representative Holyrood can claim to be.
Coverage of crisis or war has always put the American media in an ambiguous position, raising the question: Should it be an unbiased broker of information or unapologetically patriotic in style and substance?
Harry J. Pearce, the company's vice chairman, will remain in that position, raising the possibility that he might still be named one day to succeed Mr. Smith as G.M. chairman.
In particular, he shored up Apple's precarious cash position, raising six hundred and sixty million dollars on Wall Street with a bond issue, and he repaired the quality of the product line, which had faltered so severely that one PowerBook model had to be recalled because of a flaw that made it liable to burst into flames.
That position raises two questions.
Bishop Tobin suggested that position raised serious questions about Mr. Giuliani.
This position raises the question of who defines an act as deviant and highlights that deviance is frequently defined in relative (norm-violating) rather than absolute (lawbreaking) terms.
On Thursday, North Face said that its losses from operations and its negative working capital position raised substantial doubt about its ability to continue in business.
Mr. Shinde, who just has been promoted to minister of home affairs, India's top security position, raised some eyebrows when he declared himself an "excellent" power minister in an interview with NDTV on Wednesday.
