Sentence examples for raises worthy from inspiring English sources

To my mind, Francine Prose's novel raises worthy questions about the protection of civil liberties.

When she campaigned for Labour's nomination for London mayor in 2010 (she lost to Ken Livingstone), she raised worthy subjects such as problems with the care system.

The Nuffield Foundation's report raises very worthy concern about the effects of "maths anxiety" and the impact that it has on children's prospects (Report, 14 March).

While a critical discussion that raises many worthy questions, we leave it to others.

This familiar notion from chaos theory may seem absurd even as it raises a worthy point: Everything around us is intimately connected.

But whether or not there was a cover-up (Albee and Freeman are persuasive in arguing that the Marine brass decided to put a lid on the first flag-raising), was the second flag-raising worthy of Rosenthal's picture?

Rifkin is certainly not the first or only person to raise these worthy concerns.

With that being the case, these results raise questions worthy of deeper scientific inquiry into how organizations might foster compassion and how compassion might benefit organizations, especially workplaces.

A column on Alaska Dispatch raised the worthy question of whether, come morning, King would qualify as the greatest musher of all time, the Michael Jordan of the tundra.

At least initially, Bernard and Roman raise questions worthy of Thomas Mann's Adrian Leverkühn, or any thoughtful student or teacher: What is the relationship between talent and craft, genius and mediocrity?

Not long after the story into the National Security Administration's spying programme broke, US president Barack Obama insisted the issues raised were worthy of discussion: "I welcome this debate and I think it's healthy for our democracy.