Sentence examples for raises into from inspiring English sources

"This raises into question what their priorities are too," she said.

"By taking the east coast out of public ownership the government will be passing the income the line raises into the pockets of corporate shareholders, when it should be using the cash to reduce rail fares and improve services".

"The danger here," Mr. Coats said then of Mr. Clinton, "is that once a president loses credibility with the Congress, as this president has through months of lies and deceit and manipulations and deceptions, stonewalling, it raises into doubt everything he does and everything he says, and maybe everything he doesn't do and doesn't say".

At the beech site, where coarse roots are found in deeper soil horizons, more water is directed towards deeper, already wetter soil horizons, from where the water table raises into the topsoil with high lateral conductivity.

The echoes of Leibniz are not accidental here, and Whitehead also has a form of Leibniz's distinction between unities and mere aggregates, which he explains in these terms: "… in bodies that are obviously living, a coordination has been achieved that raises into prominence some functions inherent in the ultimate occasions.

Waking up everyday to check Keystone XL news before doing anything else, he struggles to fit all of the issues the pipeline raises into one conversation.

A vast Proton rocket was raised into position.

"I wasn't raised into art," he says.

There's a story of being raised into bigotry, being raised into misogyny, being raised with a particular way of seeing the world.

When a shorter central span is required, it is usually floated out and raised into place.

The solidified plastic can be textured, raised into relief, and worked with various tools.