Sentence examples for raised difficult from inspiring English sources

The case has raised difficult political issues for Egypt.

There is no doubt that the conclusion of Bellfield's trial has raised difficult and distressing issues.

Ms. Amaranth said that working with prisoners has raised difficult issues for Victims Assistance Services.

He said the research raised difficult questions about the comparability of degrees from English universities.

But it also raised difficult and rather disturbing questions about free speech and the future of press self-regulation.

In Brussels, Prime Minister Brian Cowen of Ireland said that the ruling raised "difficult issues" and that it was too early to predict whether legislation would be needed.

It would raise difficult questions about legitimacy.

Population growth raises difficult issues about responsibility.

Yet Mr. Christie's case raises difficult, important questions.

But for many women, the new standards raise difficult questions.

The shortages are raising difficult ethical questions for hospitals.