Sentence examples for raise deeper issues from inspiring English sources

Deliberate appropriation can raise deeper issues.

The debates concerning the impermissibility of procreation raise deep issues in metaphysics and value theory (Belshaw 2003; Holtug 2001; Kavka 1982; Rachels 1998).

But Mozart's extraordinary creation raises deeper issues.

And although doing so would raise deep constitutional issues, the system can even be programmed to monitor the use of particular words and phrases used in messages by anyone on the network.

But beneath the levity and romps, it raises some deeper issues.

The mood and logic swings of Blatter raise the deeper issue of how FIFA is governed.

But beyond rival moral visions, the new policy raises a deeper issue: Should the government force parents — at least those not rich enough to afford private schooling — to send their children to classes that may contradict their moral and religious values on matters of intimacy and personal conduct?

With massive growth in hand-held web browsing from smartphones, iTouch devices and the pending iPad product, this has raised a deeper issue for media publishers who are eager to have their content be accessible to end-users.

It said the recent intelligence issues had raised "deep concerns" among European citizens.

At times, the meetings addressed some of the deeper issues raised by the unrest.

Even as an economics undergraduate, so I was told by someone who marked her work, Yellen was outstanding, going beyond the wording of the question to tackle the deeper issues it raised.