Sentence examples for sense raising from inspiring English sources

In one sense raising wages is as easy as raising wages.

But Senator Kyl's tactics make no sense (raising questions about his motivations).

Jonathan Chait says that "when the question comes to what concessions the Democrats are going to have to accept, rather than what policy makes the most sense, raising the Medicare age seems like a sensible bone to throw the right".

The Whitmans moved back to Long Island in 1833, after the feckless Walt Sr. failed in the real estate business, but Walt, who had already left school, stayed behind in Brooklyn and in a sense raised himself.

Starting as a Kickstarter project, Sense raised $2.4 million — which included a lot of international interest, Proud said.

Sense raised nearly $2.5 million in its Kickstarter campaign, and that's on top of $10.5 million that it raised from angel investors.

Collective self-deception understood in either the summative or non-summative sense raises a number of significant questions such as whether individuals within collectives bear responsibility for their self-deception or the part they play in the collective's self-deception, whether collective entities can be held responsible for their epistemic failures.

Changing the tort laws makes more sense than raising health providers' fees.

Best of all, these days dissenters don't operate in the atmosphere of menace, the sense that raising doubts could have devastating personal and career consequences, that was so pervasive in 2002 and 2003.

There is this sense that raising critical questions - sometimes with loud voices and disruptive action - is necessarily antagonistic toward police, as if we have a simplistic choice between supporting the slain and supporting police.

Psychotherapeutic interventions might initially increase symptoms of mental disorders in the sense of raising consciousness of the problem.