Sentence examples for raised troubles from inspiring English sources

There are no legal barriers to anyone eating in a restaurant, but still, the point you raised troubles me, and I think we are obliged to promote greater economic equality.

Early research has raised troubling issues.

But Keith Harris, its president, said the use of videotaped observations in evaluations raised troubling questions.

But the existence of Eris raised troubling questions, such as: What's a planet, exactly?

The Graham shooting in February has raised troubling questions about police tactics.

Jennie Backus, a spokeswoman for the Democratic National Committee, said today that Mr. Jiminez's call raised troubling questions.

But even among those who support decriminalizing assisted suicide, Sir Edward's death raised troubling questions.

And he said it raised troubling questions about how the State Department handled classified information.

Mr. Anwar's trial has raised troubling questions about Malaysia's once-respected judicial system.

In his letters, Mr. Leahy said Mr. Ray's conduct raised troubling questions.

The arrests have raised troubling issues about balancing freedom of political expression with the need for law and order.