Sentence examples for and a question arises from inspiring English sources

Dig deeper and a question arises: why an epidemic now?

Nighttime Pc3s are not observed every night, and so a question arises about space weather conditions favorable for their excitation.

By that time he and the center manager had received an e-mail message from the F.A.A. instructing officials to safeguard all records and adding, "If a question arises whether or not you should retain data, RETAIN IT".

As this import from Hungary makes its rounds through the festivals, achieving accolades and nominations galore, a question arises: is it that juries favor Holocaust films, or is Son of Saul a really good film?

Given the low level of agreement between direct testing and self-report, a question arises regarding the preferred method for determining prevalence of language impairment.

Since the contingency rule is a hallmark of conditioning, along with contiguity and prediction error, a question arises as to whether perceptual learning follows the same rules of contingency as found in conditioning.

If the antitumour effects of restricted caloric intake are associated with reduced glucose levels and glycolytic energy, a question arises as to what role elevated ketone levels might have in CT-2A management.

If increased levels of egr-1 in old age are beneficial for lifespan and stress resistance, a question arises regarding why young animals do not also express high egr-1 levels.

Ca2+ binding to NOX5 was determined to be weak and, because of this, a question arises concerning whether the Ca2+ level (~10-5 M) in activated cells is able to saturate and activate NOX5.

If a metaphysical distinction between objects and events is granted, then a question arises as to the relation between entities in the two categories.

And a question arose: How could a man whose success had been based on such self-effacing relief work reconcile humility with celebrity?