Sentence examples for raised some issues from inspiring English sources

Developers and landlords expressed a willingness to pitch in, but they also raised some issues that needed to be addressed first.

"These guys raised some issues about someone who is O.K. with Giblin, and now he's out to crucify them," said Herman Benson, founder of the Association for Union Democracy, an anticorruption group.

I'm not in charge of it but he's stood up and presented that, and when Jenny, you know, criticised it, or raised some issues about grandparent carers – 3,700 of them he calculated – he said "Let's sit down".

Alongside its editorial, the Vatican newspaper published a less vitriolic but still cautious analysis by a Coptic scholar, Alberto Camplani, one of the organizers of the conference, which raised some issues with the papyrus and with Dr. King's reading of the text.

He said Mr Obama had raised some issues and that he had responded to the points raised.

We have also raised some issues that merit consideration in the design and analysis of trend estimates in future cycles of PISA (as well as other large-scale assessments).

The predicament of these children raises some issues that the documentary could have explored more fully.

While it's definitely not connecting your children to paedophiles, it does raise some issues.

The review gave scientific processes at CRU "a clean bill of health" but did raise some issues of concern.

| AOL's decision to invest in TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's new venture capital firm raises some issues about conflict of interest, David Carr of The New York Times writes.

But as always, a news story written for the general public is going to leave out some important scientific points, as well as potentially raising some issues.