Sentence examples for raise one question from inspiring English sources

The decision, which definitely deserves a warm welcome, does raise one question though: is International Women Two Nights in a Row a better-sounding name than fusty old International Women's Day to young people?

The city state's transport system would benefit from being better able to match the demand and supply of taxis, particularly when it rains, which tends to happen suddenly in Singapore.Such examples raise one question: how will data change cities? To get an idea, look at how racing cars have changed.

LC The low standards set by the MOTD crew from the waist up raise one question: how hard is it to find a decent shirt?

I suppose it raises one question: from the many thousands on the ground, how do they pick the lucky ones?

A little reflection on the long battle over the bodies and souls of Afghan women raises one question in particular: Was this a battle between secularism and Islam or between tradition and modernity?

All this just raises one question to me.

All of which raises one question: Is Oct. 12 here yet?

But for me, Sam's bloody feet raised one question: Who was this incredible dude who went swimming in the middle of winter?

Looking at these elections from the outside raises one question: will the Greek reaction to austerity and its consequences, regardless of the elections, create a new round of the European crisis, or will it begin steps towards its resolution?

This raises one question: do the reads in these peaks have special patterns of nucleotides or GCCs, compared with the sequence background of all reads?

But it did raise one important question for me: Why has the one-piece pantsuit never come into its own?