Sentence examples for would raise the question from inspiring English sources

That would raise the question of who would secure the more powerful post of prime minister.

That would raise the question — unresolved so far — of whether the Russian authorities had a hand in the killing.

Were Mr. Daqduq to be extradited, it would raise the question of where a commission trial would take place.

It would raise the question why anyone should ever want to offer anything to a local authority again.

D'Ancona writes: "From time to time, he [Mr Cameron] would raise the question of a second coalition with Clegg.

WHICH would raise the question: "What is she thinking?" Which would raise another question: What do you think she's thinking?

That would raise the questions that were at the heart of philosophy in both of Gottlieb's magical periods in a new way.

The patient vignette would raise the questions on anatomy, biochemistry, pharmacology, etc., associated with the disease.

Indeed, the development of a new simulator would require a complete system design and would raise the difficult question of system maintenance.

Even if the powers that be could agree on a response, it would raise the stickier question of who should pay for it.

However, if this were the case, it would raise the alternative question of how d-serine is degraded in the cortex.