Sentence examples for raised fair from inspiring English sources

Any information brought to media attention raised fair questions, was in the public domain, and was in any event for the media to verify through independent sources.

Still, he conceded, Posner and others had raised fair critiques of Chicago economics: "Some of the models that were being promoted in macro didn't turn out to be that useful in helping us to understand what to do to combat a major recessionary event".

To concede that climate sceptics raise fair criticisms means acknowledging that scientists and government agencies have got things wrong, or at least could do better.

"That's my main concern; but also raises, fair wages and a better work environment".

Demanding abrupt and expensive changes in public policy raises fair questions about ideological intentions.

That's because RheeFirst.com aggregates articles raising fair and legitimate questions about Michelle Rhee's agenda.

It was filmed by Alan Yentob's Arena team and raised a fair bit of money in its own right.

The banks are feeling more agreeable these days because Lucent has raised a fair amount of cash, part of which will be used to pay off a portion of the loans, executives at the banks said.

Analyst Ian Whittaker at Liberum Capital raised his fair value target price from 155p to 200p, saying the broadcaster was in a better position than many in the City believed and predicting it could return up to £1.3bn to shareholders over the next three years.

Participants raised a fair amount of questions (13%) about the 'best', most 'appropriate', or 'useful' methods, designs, tools, or indicators for measuring, monitoring, or evaluating CTP for health and nutrition.

Xero, which trades publicly in New Zealand and Australia, has also raised a fair amount of private money to invest in expansion into the U.S. and other markets.