Sentence examples for arise every year from inspiring English sources

There are particular problems and issues that arise every year.

Allison Derusha, an education program coordinator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, says she talks to as many as 100 people for the dozen or so openings that arise every year.

More than 9 million new cases of TB in humans arise every year, resulting in nearly 2 million deaths worldwide [ 2].

In addition, the prevalence of dementia is increasing; according to Ferri et al, 1 4.6 million new cases arise every year, and if new prevention strategies are not implemented, the number of affected people will exceed 81 million by the year 2040.

Leprosy has plagued humans for millenia, and continues to do so, with around 200,000 new cases arising every year.

The issue of how much gender matters in marketing arises every year with the onslaught of holiday advertising, and it doesn't end with toys — Bic went famously awry with its "Bic for Her" pens this year, and fathers and mothers alike objected to Huggies diaper ads that depicted men as potentially clueless when it came to the basics of caring for their own infants.

Turns out, cheeseburgers do about as much damage as SUVs, with Open the Future saying, "...the greenhouse gas emissions arising every year from the production and consumption of cheeseburgers is roughly the amount emitted by 6.5 million to 19.6 million SUVs".

Yet for all of the protestations that arise every election year about negative advertising, there is plenty of evidence that the attacks are effective, particularly against candidates without a deep connection to voters.

Complaints about privacy arise every 10 years, said Margo Anderson, a professor at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, who has written a history of the census.

So far rumors that arise every couple of years that Lenin will be buried have not come to pass, but by all appearances he is being phased out as a major source of local pride.

A simple question arises every 10 years, with each replay of redistricting: Why should political insiders be able to conjure up cartographic fantasies to keep themselves in office?