Sentence examples for arise call from inspiring English sources

Our recommendation: At NSF, include the new and risky directions in your proposal and when unexpected opportunities arise, call your program officer.

The size of modern epidemiological problems and the large data sets that arise call out for the development of new, powerful computational methods.

Precisely because the current is varying, besides resistance, other forms of opposition to the current arise, called reactance.

Or even, when the need arises, calling out multinational technology corporations.

A whole class of people arose called "halfbacks": people who retired from the north-east states to Florida, only to realize North Carolina was better and moved halfway back.

In the 1990s, a new kind of economics arose, called behavioral economics, which tried to show that investors weren't so rational after all.

Certain leaders arose, called judges, who might rule over several tribes, but this arrangement was usually of a local or regional character.

That a religion has arisen called the Church of Jesus Christ the Kidnapped, which holds that Jesus has come again but has been kidnapped by the Forces of Evil and is being held captive somewhere.

He doesn't have an agent, as such, but when situations arise that call for someone to represent his interests in a forceful manner — typically, dealing with certain people at certain movie studios — he often relies upon the Hollywood potentate and testicle squeezer Michael Ovitz.

Another possibility is that there is an interaction with the broader environment that accounts for how the probabilities in quantum mechanics arise (physicists call this approach "decoherence").

When suspicious cases arise, officials call them "spontaneous" illnesses, not from eating bad meat -- even before tests are in.