Sentence examples for should raise the question from inspiring English sources

If we are serious about constitutional reform, we should raise the question of moving the border.

People with a strong family history of heart attack or stroke may benefit by continuing the regimen, and they should raise the question with their doctors.

This trend should raise the question about whether other professionals — lawyers, doctors, economists, teachers — could enter parliament and elevate Ukraine's lawmaking.

Seven months into the season, that's not something to underestimate, and that's certainly not something that should "raise the question of whether she is as good as she was in 2009".

But they also should raise the question of why in this day and age, this country largely remains wedded to an archaic system of voter registration that discourages — even prevents — people from voting.

"This catastrophic abstention rate should raise the question of the voting rules, which keep millions of our compatriots away from the polling stations," said Le Pen, according to the France 24 television network.

(No. 9) If you would like to understand about the situation of obstetric ultrasound in Vietnam you should raise the questions of sex preference ….

If you would like to understand about the situation of obstetric ultrasound in Vietnam you should raise the questions of sex preference ….

The point is that we do not know how changes in statistics will change policy, and that uncertainty should raise the following questions: how much we should invest in numbers and what type of metrics we should invest in?

So as we raise a glass to James Corden, perhaps we should also raise the question of the principle of public subsidy once again.

In this connection we believe that the recognition of the following principle would be exceedingly helpful: The fact that a company's shares sell persistently below their liquidating value should fairly raise the question whether liquidation is advisable.