The phrase "rose the question" is not grammatically correct in written English.
Instead, the correct phrase is "raised the question." Example: During the debate, the candidate's statement raised the question of his stance on healthcare reform.
Now, with the economy slowing and unemployment rising, the question is whether the credit business will aggravate the effects of the recession instead of cushioning carmakers' bottom lines.
But even as Kingman rises, the question remains whether it will become a star in its own right or, like its famous son, is destined to be a sidekick to the region's flashier metropolises, particularly Las Vegas.
Therefore, it inevitably rises the question about the reliability of the computed approximations.
This rises the question whether this analytical tool plays also a role in estimating location.
This point is critical since it rises the question: does complex orthogonality hold in CDMA-OFDM/OQAM if we perform despreading operation before equalization?
At the end of process development or during a routine production period often rises the question to prove the identity or the significance of difference of processes or batches.
In an industrial context where the simulation of the products behavior has become impossible to circumvent, it rises the question of the knowledge necessary to the realization of these simulations and of the knowledge to be transmitted within the framework of the initial training and the adult continuing education to the simulation of product behavior.
But as the body count for protesters continues to rise, the question is: how much longer will raising a voice mean risking a life?
Our findings rise the question of whether other lifestyle –related factors might explain the associations found.
