Sentence examples for raised for some from inspiring English sources

Similarly, ideas have been raised for some kind of international mechanism for the inspections of boats.

Of course I've been reading Michael Pettis, who has been making many of the points I've raised for some time.

If some programs were phased out, teaching loads might be raised for some on the tenure track, to the benefit of undergraduate education.

BORN in Hawaii, raised for some of his childhood in Indonesia, Barack Obama has since his election wanted to be known as America's first "Pacific President".

In addition to the unsavory prospect of paying money to the European Union at the expense of Ireland's own subsidies, ratification of the treaty raised for some voters the specter of a European Union full of impoverished people from the East flooding into Ireland in search of jobs.

Concerns have been raised for some time about the standards achieved by pupils in Wales.

A letter from the ACMD to Johnson says the removal of Nutt raises for some members "matters of such seriousness as to raise the question whether they can, in good conscience, continue on the council".

A small New Brunswick town has taken down a straight pride flag they decided to raise for some ungodly reason.

But the Fed's newfangled policy steps and the potential for credit losses raises, for some experts, the prospect that the Treasury may actually be forced to "recapitalize" the Fed -- economist-speak for what others might call a bail-out.

Sproul's contract with the GOP ticket -- in addition to news of Republican officials attempting to suppress Democratic turnout in California -- raises, for some, questions about McCain's own efforts.

The one good thing about this Commons debate is that it raises for many some serious and searching questions about what the monarchy is about.