Sentence examples for allowed to arise from inspiring English sources
"We are grateful for that but this situation should never have been allowed to arise in the first place".
In a political culture that venerates home ownership — in the form of tax incentives and speechifying by all parties — grotesque disparities have been allowed to arise.
In a political culture that venerates home ownership in the form of tax incentives and speechifying by all parties grotesque disparities have been allowed to arise.
The author, Basil Hogarth, laments that: "A tradition has been allowed to arise more by default than by deliberate intention, that the novel possesses no technique; that its craft inherits no secrets that, in the phrase of Henry James, it is a 'sprawling invertebrate', a freak of literary creation".
"The critical question for Railtrack to answer is how a situation was allowed to arise and to persist in which there could be so many spads on the new Paddington layout, some extremely serious, in a period of a little over six years".
"We are grateful for that but this situation should never have been allowed to arise in the first place". Earlier on Tuesday, Iranian protesters stormed the buildings in Tehran, tearing down the union flag, throwing documents from windows, and reportedly briefly taking hostage six members of staff.
The failure to nail this argument allowed doubts to arise about our competence.
But failure of one civilization only allowed another to arise somewhere else.
Criticism is expressed of the way in which the then culture secretary Jeremy Hunt had allowed perceptions to arise that he was too close to News International during its bid for BSkyB, but the report said he had not behaved improperly.
They identified nine natural processes – including the freshwater cycle, climate regulation, and the nitrogen cycle – which are critical for keeping the planet in the stable state of the Holocene that has allowed civilisations to arise and thrive over the past 10,000 years.
