Sentence examples similar to arise from a fault from inspiring English sources
The earthquake in Japan, which triggered the tsunami on 11 March, arose from a geological fault that was not thought to be capable of releasing such devastating energies.
Laguna Canyon Creek was a seasonal stream but the Laguna Lakes, formed by springs arising from a minor fault zone, stayed year round.
The environmental crisis arises from a fundamental fault: our systems of production -- in industry, agriculture, energy and transportation -- essential as they are, make people sick and die.
His charges arise from a TV script.
The Strauss Livings arise from a 1981 bequest by Harold and Mildred Strauss.
Even its flaws arise from a refreshing high-mindedness.
Our actions should arise from a timeless state of being.
Laws arise from a culture and vice versa.
Cancer is a disease that arise from fault(s) in the network leading to loss of cell cycle control and uncontrolled cell proliferation.
It has been theorized that these planes arise from stacking faults within the crystal or from surface reorganization.
Degraded performance and even instability may arise from faults or failures acting on a system.
