Sentence examples for raised marks from inspiring English sources
Removing raised marks can be accomplished by scrubbing the area with a soapy rag.
[REDACTED] also said that the security guard threw a chair on him and showed [REDACTED] a red raised mark on his arm".
A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "We know that unnecessary workload is one of the biggest frustrations for teachers and are working with the profession and education experts to take action of the root causes of preventable workload including looking in more depth at the three issues teachers raised – marking, data management and planning and resources".
Participants were also asked "when midges bite how do you react?" and were given four options "no reaction" (no mark on skin), "minor" (raised red mark that disappears quickly), "bad" (raised red itchy mark that lasts for a few days) and "very bad" (large red mark with blisters giving pain and itching).
However, confusion over some of the research raised question marks over its findings.
For a generation of buyers raised on Marks with effortless performance and up to 365 horsepower, the limp German diesel came as a rude shock.
Now, the political upheaval in the Middle East has raised questions marks about the stability of regional oil supplies as a wave of protests, and often deadly government reactions, has ripped through the region.
The departures have raised question marks over the management of controversial programmes such as Top Gear, which is now being "editorially led" by Claire Pizey, head of factual entertainment, after a string of departures.
These were basic failings that raised questions marks over the whole way the trusts were being run.
Ruaridh Jackson's return from injury had raised question marks over the number 10 jersey, but he fails to make the 22, with Duncan Weir on the bench.
The fund-raising marks a significant financial turnaround for the museum, whose endowment had shrunk to about $6 million last December from more than $40 million near the beginning of the decade.
