Sentence examples for raising clear from inspiring English sources

In addition, between 19 and 23percentt of immigrants from these three cohorts were employed in low-skilled jobs, raising clear concerns about the precariousness of their economic situation in Spain.

At different time points, the suppression and reappearance of clones appeared to correlate with timing of drug therapy but the plasma cell leukaemic clone 2.2, which determined patient death, was hardly detectable at the outset, raising clear problems for predictive or prognostic biomarker strategies at diagnosis.

The presence of success-dependent fees would raise clear concerns about conflicts of interest.

But the Amex situation raises clear questions about whether such arrangements are tenable amid such intense competition.

The saw presses down on the work during the cutting stroke but is raised clear of the work during the return stroke.

Though the collapse raised clear questions about the supervision of the job, the Buildings Department shut down the site for only three days.

When at rest or steaming slowly, a hydrofoil ship supports its weight by its own buoyance, but as speed is increased, the foils carry progressively more weight until the ship's hull is raised clear of the water.

In a letter to the city's top lawyer, Mr. Thompson cited overlapping relationships among companies and officials involved in the negotiations with Snapple that he said raised "clear conflict-of-interest concerns".

The leader of the House of Commons, Chris Grayling, argued that the decision by the Lords to reject a financial measure that had been approved three times by the elected Commons raised clear "constitutional issues that need to be examined carefully".

In its statement, the review committee said it is committed to holding the News of the World properly to account, adding: "Phone hacking among journalists, even in the past, raises clear issues about journalistic ethics.

The Roethlisberger case and others like it raise clear questions about sports, specifically about the culture of the N.F.L., where hurting a dog has, in the past, got players in more trouble than hurting a woman, and where disparities of celebrity and money distort both behavior and the justice system.