Sentence examples for raised big from inspiring English sources

But, Ali said, that headline raised big questions that aren't get any smaller, post-Olympics.

Number plates like 18, BRUCE LEE, W1N W1N, BATMAN and copious combinations of double and triple initials have raised big bucks over the years.

He added that the news raised big questions about the role of money of politics and "it would be a crime if Fox News doesn't ask [Rand Paul] a question about" the indictments in Thursday's presidential debate.

But, having raised big ethical issues in Blue/Orange, Penhall here simply exposes the seamy side of tabloid journalism and suggests its readers are complicit in its infectious celebrity-baiting.

Sheen, who is from the nearby south west Wales village of Baglan, said the film raised "big concerns about fracking, about our environment and about the voice of people needing representation".

Its latest potential mayoral standard-bearer, the New York City comptroller, John C. Liu, seems to have trimmed a campaign corner or three, engaging fund-raisers who claimed to have raised big sums of money from people who in fact never donated a dime.

Such a strong focus on winning in sports would be of little note if Manhattanville were the sort of school that played big-time sports and raised big-time revenue for its efforts.

In Alchin's case, the response from police, rather than the law itself, has raised bigger concerns.

(Presumably, that "$100 million" number is a reference to companies like Guardant Health that have raised big-league rounds in recent years. Guardant makes a non-invasive genomic sequencing test for cancer).

This raises big questions.

It raises big questions about data privacy.