Sentence examples for subject to raise from inspiring English sources

This would be a difficult subject to raise with Mark at the best of times.

Nicholas Dames, who heads Columbia's programme, uses Victorian fiction to engage students in a discussion about "class", still a difficult subject to raise in America.

Philip and Peter Sprayregen both said that they felt something was amiss, but that it was a difficult subject to raise with their mother.

He then surprised the Asian officials by telling them he had a "sensitive subject" to raise, and described the American suspicions, providing the group with a picture of the ship on its way to Myanmar.

And yet, as I sat beside him on his smallish living-room couch one morning in August, his marriage to Monroe was not only a fair subject to raise but also a mandatory one.

The PBT was performed in the prone position, asking the subject to raise his/her pelvis from the table so that only his/her forearms and his/her toes were in contact with the table.

Heel-raise measurements were conducted as follows: we instructed subjects to raise their heel slowly, and if the heel-raise was stable, we started measuring for 10 s.

The big moments in EastEnders, those iconic pieces of television history, tend to be the things that are incredibly near the knuckle, and are actually quite difficult subjects to raise in the context of a family sitting room.

In the first experiment, we created standard broods of 5 and 20 larvae for our experimental subjects to raise, whereas in the second experiment, parents raised a brood size of their choosing.

Infusion of lactate into resting human subjects to raise plasma level by 6.5-fold, from 0.6 to 4.1 mmol/l reduced whole brain glucose utilization assayed by [F]FDG-PET by 17% (Smith et al., 2003).

We found that the electrical properties of the isolated trout ventricle were significantly altered when subjected to raised Pi and Po.