Sentence examples for raise a set of from inspiring English sources

"The complexity of newly engineered systems coupled with their potential impact on lives, the environment, etc., raise a set of ethical issues that engineers had not been thinking about," said William A. Wulf, a computer scientist who until last year headed the National Academy of Engineering.

These clinical observations raise a set of questions: what classes of receptors recognize microbes or vaccine adjuvants in the host?

Problems such as the high channel variability, interference, and transmission fading raise a set of issues related to the development of new practical solutions when compared to wired environments.

This is the path of "use-inspired, basic research" where changes in the world outside of the science raise a set of worthwhile questions that might not have otherwise occurred to us.

This raises a set of questions that go beyond numbers.

Yet it all raises a set of questions which deserve more thought than they get.

While the Farrell girls get a vacation, their mother gets a break from the rigors of raising a set of twins and can concentrate on her newborn daughter.

He added, "It raises a set of interesting questions about the role of not-for-profit theaters and the extent of their involvement in commercial productions".

All of which raises a set of questions I'd like to leave now with you: Is, indeed, the message that we should marry for love — passionate, soul-fulfilling love — and never settle for less now outdated?

The man raised a set of keys in the air and shouted, "Wingman!" Vince Falcetano, a junior at the University of Scranton, and a founder of the Wingmen Driving Service, stepped forward to offer his hand.

But Mr. Maksik's decision to remain largely within the echo chamber of one woman's head raises a set of questions about the promise and perils that come when a writer attempts to embody a character so divorced from his own experiences.