Sentence examples for raising basic from inspiring English sources

"This is raising basic questions about property.

Britain will oppose European Parliament proposals  to cap bankers' bonuses at twice their salary, warning that banks could get round it by raising basic salaries.

His finds "are raising basic questions about the feasibility" of the mobile floodgates, he wrote last week in the journal Science.

In that respect, the findings support Fordham's general position that the nation's current focus on raising basic skills sometimes neglects a need for the continued growth and challenging of high-achieving students.

Mr Ayling had imposed new working conditions on cabin crews (scrapping overtime and various allowances but raising basic pay) without the agreement of their main union, the Transport & General Workers Union, but with the consent of a smaller breakaway union, called Cabin Crew 89, that Mr Ayling had helped set up.

PARIS — Damage from the disclosures of United States spying on its European and Asian allies spread on Monday, threatening negotiations on a free trade agreement, hurting President Obama's standing in Europe and raising basic questions of trust among nations that have been on friendly terms for generations.

So the IFS thinks another £2 billion has to be found, either by spending cuts, raising basic-rate income tax by 6p, or lifting the VAT rate to 25%.

The debate raises basic questions that reach far beyond Boston.

These policies raised basic questions about the future direction of the revolution.

In the process, that will raise basic questions about national and personal identity.

On the conceptual level, it raises basic questions about what knowledge is.