Sentence examples for raises major from inspiring English sources

"This case raises major issues about the investigative work done," Mr. Delmar said of Christian's case.

"It raises major questions about how a university assumes orderly turnover of faculty and deals with the demographic bubbles within the faculty as professors age".

Leaving the decision up to the jurist whose impartiality is being questioned raises major appearance-of-conflict problems of its own.

While the HD phenomenon has brought performances to millions of people who would not otherwise see them, it also raises major questions.

But Labour MP Chris Bryant said: "This raises major questions about the original investigation and about the News of the World's relationship with other police forces.

One CNN vice president, Keith McCallister, told The Times's Bill Carter that "this is not a tabloid story" but one "that raises major issues about the foreign policies of two countries" and "involves serious legal issues".

However, this does raise major questions concerning the culpability of management figures.

In Paris, the move has not in itself raised major political opposition for two main reasons.

The charity closed its doors on Wednesday, raising major concerns about the fate of the young people it supported.

But the struggle for Britain's most popular and valuable football club has raised major issues of company law.

In 2004, Alan Greenspan, then the chairman, said the rise in home values was "not enough in our judgment to raise major concerns".