Sentence examples for show raising from inspiring English sources

Pirate attacks off the coast of west Africa have increased sharply, figures show, raising fears that the region could emulate Somalia as a menace to shipping.

Half of A-level grade predictions prove to be wrong, figures show, raising questions about the use of predicted grades in university applications.

He will not only walk on the famed red carpet wearing a full beard, wig and elaborate dress uniform but will then attend the show, raising the prospect of some sort of stunt during the ceremony itself.

Yesterday, in what was perceived throughout the industry as a tacit admission of failure, Mr. Gumbel announced that he was leaving "The Early Show," raising questions about the direction of the program and Mr. Gumbel's future in television.

So he became a co-producer of the show, raising money for a six-week run in New York in 1987 that created enough buzz and media coverage to ease the way for the commercial opening the following year.

The Countrywide Financial Corporation fabricated documents related to the bankruptcy case of a Pennsylvania homeowner, court records show, raising new questions about the business practices of the giant mortgage lender at the center of the subprime mess.

The 2006 show raised $2.5 million, according to Comedy Central.

This strange show raises more questions than it answers.

And yet the show raises some difficult questions.

The show raises about a quarter of the funds required by the settlement's annual $250,000 budget.

Joann Armitage, Synova's executive vice president of marketing, said the show "raises awareness".