That situation raises questions as well.
The financial situation raises the specter of selling WBAI's broadcast license, its greatest asset.
The absurd situation raises questions about authority and the nanny state.
The situation raises many questions: Can one love and also seek to gain?
The situation raises questions about what, if anything, drug companies owe to patients participating in their clinical trials.
This embarrassing situation raises practical questions that also become ones about identity: Do I really like reading?
But the Amex situation raises clear questions about whether such arrangements are tenable amid such intense competition.
In a sense, however, the current situation raises the question: Did Kunduz — or much of the rest of Afghanistan, for that matter — ever really fall?
The situation raises a fundamental question about privately run prisons: Can corporations operate them more efficiently than state governments without skimping on essential services and proper training?
The situation raises tough questions about how the paper best serves its readers, protects its credibility and deals fairly with a correspondent who has what I believe is an excellent track record.
The situation raises the possibility that a relatively small cadre of deep-pocketed donors, unknown to the general public, is shaping the battle for Congress in the early going.
