Sentence examples for rising questions from inspiring English sources

With its use rising, questions about the drug's long-term medical consequences have garnered more attention.

But Western analysts say that image is now in doubt amid rising questions of basic competence.

After days of emotionally wrought hearings before the Sept. 11 panel, and rising questions about the course of the war in Iraq, Mr. Bush's performance on Tuesday was described by some Democrats and independent analysts as at least potentially risky.

Amid rising questions about why many newer buildings, which should have withstood the quake, had also toppled, Mr. Berlusconi urged not retribution but a focus on the future, including what he called a model program to rebuild stronger houses.

In March, Mr. Matsuoka tried to quiet rising questions about $42,000 that he reported two years ago as the annual cost of utilities in his tiny Tokyo office by saying the money had been spent on purified water.

Further to this it was observed that the distribution of biomass within the porous bed became heterogeneous, rising questions on the representativeness of sampling.

But the rising question is which performance measurement will be used for power allocation.

In the context of data routing, a rising question is: does the concrete location information outperform the logical social information in designing routing strategies in MSNs?

It is apparent that the subsequently corrected noun 'Frauke' in the question F2 (black line) bears a prominent rise-fall in the f0, and a subsequently rising question intonation.

That's now a hot space, with startups like Houseparty (formerly Meerkat) starting to take off with young people, which does rise questions as to why Rounds has been sold.

A fact sheet from the House Education & the Workforce Committee, for example, has this to say: "While the cost of a quality education continues to rise, questions remain about the quality and accountability of America's higher education system".