Sentence examples for already given rise from inspiring English sources

Singles' Day has been so successful that it has already given rise to a sequel.

This scale of outsourcing is new to Barnet, but has already given rise to some monstrous cock-ups.

He had been ruinously disagreeable in court, inflating the sentences to which his crimes had already given rise.

"Coalition of the willing"; "target of opportunity"; "decapitation strike" — this war has already given rise to a number of memorable phrases.

This has already given rise to singing games that use microphones as the input device, dancing and fighting games that use cameras, and even games that use bongo drums to control the on-screen action.

A papal spokesman, Joaquin Navarro-Vallsaidaid that the announcement came with no scientific proof and that it "has already given rise to the skepticism and moral condemnation of a great part of the international scientific community".

Within months, ministers will have to decide on the UK's fourth carbon budget for the period 2023-27, and this is already giving rise to serious rows.

And the weeks leading to those events are already giving rise to aggressive public posturing, febrile private negotiations and all-out efforts by each campaign to make sure its candidate ultimately enters the arena with just the right buildup.

The long-term costs of public sector pensions in Africa are already giving rise to expressions of anxiety in some financial circles.

In addition to those already mentioned, the controversy has given rise to at least two competing interpretations.

Emily chats with some of the guys, and the same scene unfolds season after season: the guy who was already given a rose steals one-on-one time away from the other men, who haven't seen the bachelorette in days, and hissy fits ensue.