Sentence examples for specifically raising from inspiring English sources

The disclosure that Mr. Pitts had raised suspicions about Mr. Hanssen provides the first evidence that the bureau had received a counterintelligence warning specifically raising Mr. Hanssen's name.

Specifically, raising capital requirements means that if something goes wrong, more of the cost will be borne by the bank's owners, less by depositors, lenders, and/or whoever (including the taxpayer) insures those deposits or loans.

disagreed with Cruz, specifically raising the Heller case.

Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown called Price's plans to change Medicaid and Medicare — specifically raising the Medicare eligibility age above 65 — as "radical" and "immoral," on the Senate floor Thursday.

Just two states, Hawaii and Illinois, have laws specifically raising the minimum purchase age for long guns to 21, according to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.

The training highlighted issues of potential bias in intervention delivery by specifically raising awareness of equipoise and by formally assessing educators' delivery of the intervention in both arms of the trial.

The findings from this study specifically raised the possibility of using a specific p38γ activator to promote skeletal muscle metabolic function.

Mr. Bush specifically raised the specter of nuclear "blackmail" by Iraq.

Another archaeologist, Dr. Albert Ammerman of Colgate University, specifically raised questions about the supposed link between the deluge and migrations into Europe.

However, not much on implementing policy and facing challenges that are being specifically raised in responses to the bill.

Taking SSRI's raised the absolute risk from 2 percent to 3.2 percent, and using Paxil specifically raised it from 2 percent to 3.6 percent.