Sentence examples for raised deep from inspiring English sources

The incident has raised deep fears for Tunisia's crucial tourism industry.

The substitutions also raised deep curiosity among the players about how the performances might change.

The trend has raised deep concerns in Syria, which is already facing water shortages in Damascus, the capital.

The new uncertainty about the presidential election results has only heightened the atmosphere of crisis here and raised deep doubts about Egypt's promised transition to democracy.

Connecting it to four other infamous examples of callous brutality, he declared that it raised "deep questions about what is going wrong in our society".

But several students said after the event that Mr. Gore had raised deep questions in their minds about the Bush plan.

But Mr. Sharif's ties have raised deeper suspicion.

Had the local authorities looked closer, they might have raised deeper questions about Lochotzke's political judgment.

And they have raised deeper questions about how the Maliki government intends to treat foreign workers and how willing foreign companies will be to invest here.

The dedication elicited harsh criticism from left-wing politicians and commentators in the pages of some Italian newspapers, and has raised deeper questions about whether Italy, which began the war on the side of the Axis powers and ended it with the Allies, has ever fully come to terms with its wartime past.

Like military speak ("roger that," "say again"), the timer, as well as most mechanical flight deck gauges, employs a stripped-down vocabulary a binary field of raised deep-white numerals on a matte-black background.