Sentence examples for raised for example from inspiring English sources

This question has been raised, for example, in the European Union over the case of competition policy.

Our hopes were raised, for example, when he endorsed same-sex marriage and urged state senators to stop haggling behind the scenes and take a public vote that would have revealed who stood where on an important civil right issue.

Some obvious questions are raised, for example about whether resources are skewed towards marginal seats, but others will form only as the mining of the information reveals unexpected connections.

"Me-too companies have not done that well over time," he observes.Eyebrows were raised, for example, when Amazon moved into the business of providing cloud-computing services to technology firms which seemed an odd choice for an online retailer.

When Malcolm X, who is considered the movement's second-in-command, and heir apparent, points out that the cry of "violence" was not raised, for example, when the Israelis fought to regain Israel, and, indeed, is raised only when black men indicate that they will fight for their rights, he is speaking the truth.

Such questions are now being raised, for example in the volume edited by Owen et al. ([2013a]) and in a conference in Oslo, December 2012b.

Of the $600m Columbia is raising, for example, only $100m is from university coffers.

The commission said merit pay could be financed by using money now going to automatic longevity raises: for example, when police officers reach the 5- and 10-year marks.

When raising, for example, the delicate matter of currency, Mr. Sarkozy nodded to the sensitivities of, say, Americans, but then portrayed himself as the man who would dare to break taboos surrounding the status of the dollar.

In negotiation, people usually focus on positions -- the tangible things they say they want, the price or raise, for example.

One of the chief complaints you raise, for example, is not even an infraction.