Sentence examples for which does raise from inspiring English sources

Which does raise questions about her efficacy.

Which does raise the question, why not just read the book instead?

"Which does raise an intriguing question for the future," says Craig Nova, novelist and long-time friend.

The anti-Assad rebels there have been unable to keep their weapons out of the hands of ISIS, which does raise the question: which side will we be arming?

Unfortunately, most of the saturated fat in meats is palmitic, which does raise LDL cholesterol and which accounts for about two-thirds of the saturated fat in the American diet.

(Another possibility is that the Pentagon was trimming spending in preparation for the sequester, which does raise the question of the impact on the economy if the sequester does go into effect).

Based on the users' locations, it is possible to offer a set of location-based added-value services which do raise privacy concerns (as stated in Sect. 1).

Which of course does raise problems for the civil authorities.

But its refusal to play ball with IMG, which sold the rights, does raise major questions about its ongoing commitment to league, particularly as it follows a similar lack of enthusiasm to broadcast the Championship competitions or the National Rugby League.

He wonders why Bush never proposed a more convincing justification for invading Iraq — based not just on a fear of Saddam Hussein's weapons (which could have been expressed in a non-alarmist fashion), nor just on the argument for human rights and humanitarianism, which Bush did raise, after a while.

Which does rather raise the question: how much in the end did that rebellion of Ronald Reagan really matter?