Sentence examples for apparently arising from inspiring English sources

"There are many urges apparently arising from our biological nature that we nonetheless should choose not to act upon," she observes.

— Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma and Tennessee Coach Pat Summitt don't talk to each other anymore, their mutual grudge apparently arising from their tug-of-war recruitment of Maya Moore, the all-world freshman.

The subpoena comes two weeks after the indictment of a former National Security Agency official on charges apparently arising from an investigation into a series of Baltimore Sun articles that exposed technical failings and cost overruns of several agency programs that cost billions of dollars.

The homogeneously solid calcification (c) suggests a dural osteoma instead of a dural ossification Open image in new window Fig. 3 A 17-year-old female with seizures presented with a large calcified mass apparently arising from the left temporal lobe.

In humans, we have reported the presence of common patterns of IgM and IgA autoantibodies in the cord bloods of healthy newborn humans, apparently arising from self-reactive immune activation in utero [3].

Paraphyly is common in the superfamily, with one subfamily apparently arising from within another.

Those and other electoral changes apparently arose from talks mediated by South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki.

It apparently arose in the late predynastic period (just before 2925 bc).

Pandemic influenza A viruses can also apparently arise by a different mechanism.

The tetraterpene carotenoids apparently arise from a similar reaction of two 20-carbon isoprenoids.

The European E. coli outbreak apparently arose from bean sprouts grown on an organic farm in Germany.