Sentence examples for raised a notion of from inspiring English sources

Recently, the results of the first trial of gene therapy in one patient were disclosed and the unexpected observation of a relative dominant haematopoietic clone, apparently as result of the vector integration, raised a notion of alarm and caution (Kaiser, 2009; Williams, 2009).

If there is one dominant fear among the organizers of the games it seems to be that the cynicism of the couch-potato generation, raised on a notion of competition involving nothing more strenuous than a text-message vote to oust a contestant on reality TV, may outscore the enthusiasm required to host a great Games.

The enthusiasm with which American dental professionals promote flossing despite the evidence, has raised the notion of a conspiracy with floss manufacturers.

Trapattoni had said that his contract ran until next June, which raised the notion of a pay-off but Delaney said that "wasn't true", with the suggestion being that the manager's deal expired upon Ireland's World Cup exit.

Obesity has been considered to result from both a genetic prevalence and inadequate nutrition due to lifestyle, and more recently epidemiological evidence raised the notion of a developmental origin of this pathology and associated diseases [1].

Notion has now raised a total of 5.7 million dollars in addition to a successful Kickstarter.

For those who came after Aureoli, his definition and his notion of esse apparens raised a host of skeptical concerns.

He raised the notion of homosexuals as an oppressed minority.

George W. Bush in 2000 pledged a modest foreign policy, but after the 9/11 attacks he ordered the invasion of Afghanistan, raised the notion of pre-emption to a doctrine and ultimately used that declaration to justify a long, unpopular war in Iraq.

The remarks that generated the firestorm came in a television interview on Sunday, in which Mr Akin raised the notion of "legitimate rape", and suggested that the female body had a mechanism to prevent women who were raped from getting pregnant – in the Congressman's words, "to shut that whole thing down".

A surly colleague of mine has occasionally raised the notion of issuing to New Yorkers plastic foam bats about two-thirds the size of a Louisville Slugger.