Sentence examples for raised a problem from inspiring English sources

This was plainly rebellion and acutely raised a problem with which Protestants had long been wrestling.

That Armstrong and Butler at least raised a problem may reassure the prominent Whitehall-watcher, Prof Peter Hennessy.

But he raised a problem worth digging into: How should a company do performance management if it really believes in its talent and wants to raise everyone's game?

But Mr. Snowden's choice of Mr. Ho to represent him raised a problem, said the person with knowledge of the government's deliberations, who insisted on anonymity because of the diplomatic sensitivities in the case.

For prosecutors, the testimony of a police supervisor they called to the witness stand raised a problem that they will face throughout their case: the police witnesses can also be good defense witnesses.

This raised a problem with the account of the science of demonstration Ockham inherited from Grosseteste.

For me, this raises a problem.

And that raises a problem which affects big data in all its forms.

Or if a female colleague raises a problem about another woman, do you cry "OOOH IT'S A CAT FIGHT!

The paper raises a problem of formalising several key concepts in legal theory, namely, goal, function and value.

Design has taken on its own life, and this raises a problem often encountered in consumer culture.