Meanings of raise the prospect in English

Any protests could raise the prospect of new clashes with the security forces.

Does this raise the prospect of subscribers claiming for divorce from the VHI?

Today's revelations raise the prospect of having broken ranks once, will she do it again?

These results raise the prospect of a safer way to increase insulin sensitization in the clinic.

ALDE's move, a year before a parliamentary election, would normally raise the prospect of an early ballot.

But the new polls raise the prospect that Biden could secure the nomination more quickly than expected.

They also raise the prospect that education can be delivered without going to a place called a university.

ANSWER: It isn't crazy to raise the prospect of moving in with someone you've been seeing for almost two years.

They raise the prospect of the bill topping $32m and triggering a review by the Office of the Auditor-General.

Presidential elections next year to replace Preval raise the prospect that this "window of opportunity" for investment could narrow quickly.

But a full sale would raise the prospect of a wider break-up of the group and leave it vulnerable to a takeover.

Mr Dunlop's evidence must also raise the prospect that political decision-making in other areas may also have been influenced by large corporate donations.

Ukraine and Canada have raised the prospect of legal action against Iran.

One source said the chairman himself had raised the prospect of resigning.

The company has previously raised the prospect the plant could be closed.

Boehner, however, raised the prospect of constructing the long-stalled Keystone XL pipeline.