Sentence examples for raised major from inspiring English sources

In Paris, the move has not in itself raised major political opposition for two main reasons.

But the struggle for Britain's most popular and valuable football club has raised major issues of company law.

Linked to deforestation, habitat loss, fires and the displacement of communities, the production of palm oil has raised major concerns to date.

The shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, described the decision as a humiliation for Hunt and said it raised major questions about his judgment.

Security experts, campaigning groups and politicians of all parties raised major concerns about the effectiveness of such a system and the serious impact on civil liberties.

Reports of fire engines and police cars being increasingly used as ambulances raised "major patient and public safety concerns", Burnham wrote.

However, this does raise major questions concerning the culpability of management figures.

The charity closed its doors on Wednesday, raising major concerns about the fate of the young people it supported.

"This case raises major issues about the investigative work done," Mr. Delmar said of Christian's case.

In 2004, Alan Greenspan, then the chairman, said the rise in home values was "not enough in our judgment to raise major concerns".

David Sokol has abruptly resigned from Berkshire Hathaway, the company run by the billionaire Warren E. Buffett, raising major questions about the future stewardship of the conglomerate.