Sentence examples for Not arising from inspiring English sources

"It does not necessarily mean that those cases are not arising," he said.

"Yes, there is a danger, but it's not arising form the viruses out there in the animals, it's arising from the labs of grossly ambitious people".

The National Football League put off its entire schedule of games this weekend, the first stoppage in its history not arising from a labor dispute.

The rather specialized High Court of Admiralty developed under royal prerogative in the 14th century; a statute of 1391 prohibited it from meddling in cases not arising at sea.

The police issue more than 500,000 summonses a year, most not arising from street stops but as part of the "quality of life" campaign the department embarked on in the 1990s.

Work-related injuries and an increasing number of occupational diseases lead in nearly all countries to higher benefits and more generous provision than are paid for sickness or injury not arising from work.

That empire did not arise overnight.

This problem does not arise with ERNs.

So [the question] does not arise.

"I hope that situation may not arise".

This growing Chinese nationalism did not arise by accident.