Sentence examples for suppose raises from inspiring English sources

All this, I suppose, raises the question of what the Court stands for in today's world, where the competition for new work is fiercer and more intense than it's ever been.

I suppose it raises one question: from the many thousands on the ground, how do they pick the lucky ones?

That is nothing to sneeze at, I suppose, but raising the issue is the easy part.

He was wary of you becoming involved, though — I suppose it raised the stakes.

It has been harder than one might suppose to raise the money required to purchase the mass of material that was carried away by the Arabs.

I suppose I raised an eyebrow a bit myself, and when I was hearing all this from everyone else, it confirmed my thoughts that this was not a regular, highly recognized member of that segment of the community.

Well, where else are you supposed to raise it if you can't raise it in the Liberal party room?" Credlin said.

The bill's tax breaks are worth about $140 billion over 10 years, but it is supposed to raise the same amount of money by closing tax shelters, raising customs fees and eliminating the old tax benefit.

However, suppose a skeptic raises the possibility of a slow switch, a scenario where your water1 thoughts have been stealthily switched to water2 thoughts.

Suppose the Fed raises interest rates enough to shave 0.2 percentage points off the growth rate, say pushing growth for the year down from 2.4percentto2.2percentcent.

It was supposed to raise standards in poor areas.