Sentence examples for agitation arose from inspiring English sources
As the population around Puget Sound grew, agitation arose to form a separate territory of the area north and west of the Columbia.
With the death of someone like Philip Seymour Hoffman, there is a kind of mass agitation that arises out of that loss — a voracious desire to know more, to see more, to gather details, to make sense.
Why?" Part of the agitation almost certainly arises from China's own reputation for green protectionism.
At concentrations > 50 ppm symptoms are characterized by mucositis (conjunctivitis, upper airway irritation), nausea and dizziness, at > 200 ppm pulmonary edema can occur, at > 500 ppm neurologic problems arise (agitation, seizures followed by coma), at > 1000 ppm sudden death can occur.
The serious situation here arose owing to the Cuban Veterans' agitation against a number of civil office holders who sided with Spain in the war and who were retained in their position because they understood their work.
Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia such as agitation and aggression often arise as a result of underlying pain, presenting a considerable challenge for treatment and care that may lead to institutionalisation or prescriptions of antipsychotic medications that carry serious safety concerns [ 6].
