Sentence examples for raises major issues from inspiring English sources

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

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".

"This is a story that raises major issues about the foreign policies of two countries, that involves serious legal issues and that is of passionate interest to our viewers both here and around the world".

We missed the fact that this technology raises major issues for people issues of ethics, of choice, of trust, even of democracy and globalization.

The barriers we need to overcome are significant; the available bandwidth is limited due to the nature of the signal transmission and legal restrictions, the wireless links are not reliable with increased bit error rate, the communication range varies and affects the transmission rate and the link quality, and the user mobility raises major issues.

The treatment of extra pulmonary tuberculosis in HIV infected patients experienced to antiretroviral therapy raises major issues of adherence, drug interactions, side effects and limited antiretroviral alternatives.

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

In contrast, the diagnosis of death by cardiocirculatory arrest continues to raise major issues.

These advances raise major issues for health care costs, ethics, conflicts of interest, privacy and patient-physician interactions.

On the platonist view the fact that non-spatiotemporally located languages are grasped and used by human beings raises major epistemological issues (see the section 'The Epistemological Argument Against Platonism' in the entry on platonism).

Thus the whole issue raises major professional-ethics, bioethical, and socioethical questions.