Significats de raise the specter en anglès

The comments raise the specter of harsher action in Congress against Facebook.

Verrilli will raise the specter of upheaval if subsidies are curtailed.

O'Toole was the first to raise the specter of foul play.

A political ban on his sister could raise the specter of a backlash by their supporters.

Both downturns raise the specter of social instability.

Clown-masked populist protestors raise the specter of hacktivist group Anonymous and the Occupy Wall Street movement.

While an SEC case could result in fines, a criminal prosecution would raise the specter of prison time.

Politicos compare contemporary scandals to Watergate for one of two reasons: Laziness, or to gently raise the specter of impeachment.

The cramped, unhygienic conditions, combined with food shortages and intense heat, raise the specter of potentially fatal disease outbreaks, such as cholera.

A failure to lift the limit could raise the specter of a first-ever U.S. debt default and push interest rates up sharply.

A failure to lift the limit could raise the specter of a first-ever U.S. debt default and push up interest rates sharply.

It has raised the specter of increasingly unpredictable and volatile labor action.

If all this raises the specter of Big Brother, well, that's understandable.

The strike has raised the specter of wider conflict in the Middle East.

Netflix's position also raises the specter of net neutrality.

That, in turn, raises the specter of a default.