31.  The market alternatives favoured by some public choice theorists also raise problems of a political kind.

32.  She ironically raised a glass of whisky and water, her aperitif.

33.  This therefore raises the question of the extent to which the age of non-traditional students is an important factor in influencing their performance in higher education.

34.  This again raises the possibility of itinerance, for considerable distances separate these sites.

35.  The defendant also raised certain matters which in his view represented breaches of the regulatory scheme by the plaintiff or improprieties in regard to tax.

36.  We just raised an instance of the next point of the minute.

37.  He inexpertly raised an eyebrow at her.

38.  The scanner easily raises the alarm.

39.  He always raised his hat when he saw me.

40.  He also raised the alarm.