Sentence examples for which raises issues from inspiring English sources

Truly, it is an amazing insight into American history, which raises issues that are still topical today.

If it can't be put as an attention-grabbing story, which raises issues outside of selling a product, then a broadcasting company won't run it.

If any of the drugs come to market, they will be expensive, which raises issues of how patients will ever be able to pay for them.

The design is partly down to the students; each house has a strong student council which raises issues and makes suggestions.

The investigation, which raises issues that doctors' groups and some other critics have brought up, is likely to place greater scrutiny on health insurers.

NASA has leaned away from that theory, which raises issues of culpability, and is instead examining such accident scenarios as space debris or meteorite impact as possible causes of the wing damage.

Age UK reported a huge boost in inquiries about volunteering as a result of the 2015 John Lewis ad, which raised issues of loneliness.

Over in Westminster Hall, the former children's minister Tim Laughton leads a debate (1.30pm - 4.30pm) on the relationship between police and children - this follows on from a report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Children, which raised issues about a lack of trust and about the treatment of children by police.

New York-based artist Elaine Rechek is best known for her takes on the embroidered sampler, which raise issues about the often gendered divide between arts and craft.

1. "We need to ban the word bossy and bring back the word feminism," said Sheryl Sandberg in discussing the image of women in society by sharing the provocative Pantene ad campaign, which raised issues around the societal norms of calling women leaders "bossy".

At the initial submission, Table 3 contained 9 specific statistical tests which raise issues regarding the extent of need for consideration of multiple comparisons to control for falsely rejecting the null hypothesis.