Sentence examples for raised loud from inspiring English sources

In recent months, several international agencies have also raised loud alarm bells.

There were, of course, controversies, including a 1971 group exhibition in which the French artist Daniel Buren hung a 66-foot banner that divided the museum, obscuring pieces by other artists, who raised loud objections.

Business lobbies and many Republicans raised loud objections to the cap-and-trade program Mr. Obama proposed as part of his budget this week, saying the plan amounted to a gigantic and permanent tax on oil, electricity and manufactured goods, a shock they said the country could not handle during economic distress.

"It is important that they have a clear say in how those measures are shaped and the city wide mobility issue is something that has been raised loud and clear with us".

Some prominent scientists and bioethicists raised loud concerns about how genetic engineering might affect the future of humanity, and some of them went so far as to advocate for a moratorium on the research and technology.

At the time, Dan Pallotta wrote that the three founders of the campaign against the Ugandan rebel warlord, Joseph Kony, were being attacked "not by Kony, but by critics whose voices are raised louder about this video than they ever were by Kony's atrocities".

And there are still plenty of good jokes that raise loud, unforced laughter 75 years on.

One line of reasoning is that a couple of true Tea Partiers — Marco Rubio and Rand Paul — have lately been raising loud objections to Ms. McCarthy's aggressive (and thoroughly proper) use of Clean Air Act to impose tough new regulations on mercury and other emissions from power plants — and that Republicans on the committee have felt obliged to knuckle under.

New York's Charles Schumer, the sole senator thus far to raise loud questions about a potential Ashcroft Justice Department, notes that it's up to the attorney general to enforce the hard-won law that Mr. Schumer wrote to protect abortion clinics from harassment and terrorism.

Not only don't they fight, but they also don't even raise loud voices at one another.

The Church raised several loud alarms and the Conservatives continued to win landslides.