Sentence examples for raised notably from inspiring English sources
But along with relief has come disquiet that the powder-keg issues it raised, notably around race, have been brushed aside and could explode — more dangerously — down the line.
And it would actually resolve a number of hanging questions and unresolved loose ends that were raised, notably in the Black Dossier where there was a subtext in the fake William Shakespeare play and couple of the other pieces that related to the original formation of the League.
However, difficulties in interpretation are raised, notably for neighboring residues with markedly different ϕF values in the channel-lining M2 α-helix (17).
The data revealed that the content of glutathione (GSH), which is a small-molecule antioxidant, was raised notably in IgG-deficient cells.
Livestock raising (notably racehorses) and the growing of soybeans, grains, and peaches are major factors in the economy, as are the mining of kaolin and other minerals.
During the nine months she spent on "The View" before departing abruptly last spring, Ms. O'Donnell raised viewership notably.
Patrick Wood, chairman of the Texas Public Utility Commission, said several aspects of the California plan raised concerns, notably the requirement that utilities must buy power on the wholesale market through a centrally controlled bidding process.
Many of the same issues are raised, most notably the schism between domestic life and a potentially deadly profession that sees the stars of both movies injured in the line of duty, to the horror of their families ("After this, I'll slow down," Isabelle promises Gene, without conviction).
The prospect has been raised most notably by China and Russia.
The latter is a difficult task, and only a few young have been successfully raised since, notably at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria.
For Abeer Saady, former vice president of the Egyptian Journalists' Syndicate, anti-Maspero attacks following the latest disaster have raised concerns, notably the campaign by rich pro-regime businessmen aiming to hold sway over the media.
