Sentence examples for questions to be raised from inspiring English sources

There are three preliminary questions to be raised.

There are, however, legitimate questions to be raised about the purpose of commencement speeches.

Expect plenty of questions to be raised in the coming days about the state of contingency plans.

BlackBerry's BBM chief left suddenly in February, causing questions to be raised over the future of the service.

To be sure, there are legitimate questions to be raised about the quality of these new jobs.

And there are serious questions to be raised at this level, targeted most heavily at the current government.

The question to be raised is: if Europe alone is in gradual decay, what is replacing its hegemony?

"The key question to be raised is how best to engage corporate leadership," said Alexander W. Wilde, a spokesman for the Ford Foundation.

"I didn't say if he was going to necessarily do that, but I thought that was at least a question to be raised".

"Some people say, what kind of exhibit is a bunch of posters?" Mrs. O'Brien said, not waiting for the question to be raised.

If this be true, then a logical question to be raised is why?