The phrase "arise keeping" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I hope you can arise keeping your promises."
Alternatives: "rise while maintaining" or "stand up preserving".
By naming and recognizing the many faces of anger, we can stay present with it as it arises, keeping the heart open, breathing, watching emotions come up and pass through.
This has proven to be allow the SPV to access the delivery partners' deep design, construction or operations expertise for the benefit, while providing good governance to address material conflicts of interest when they arise, and keeping contentious board-level discussions on track.
Fosters must be ready to deal with all of the issues that can arise from keeping dogs in their homes.
One of the advantages of reducing regulatory restrictions on land use is that it allows developers, property owners, and others to respond to demand as it arises, thereby keeping costs down, and quantity up.
The tightness of the space, the evocative enclosure, the tension arising from keeping one's gaze from meeting another's — all contribute to the frisson that can sometimes accompany a ride, even from the ground floor to the mezzanine.
Some have said they will seek compensation from Boeing for the losses arising from keeping the Dreamliners grounded.
That trait, I knew, would trump any feelings of guilt that might arise over my keeping the project secret from her.
(Joan just calls it being stubborn). That trait, I knew, would trump any feelings of guilt that might arise over my keeping the project secret from her.
Many difficulties arise, but, in keeping with the sexual politics of the time, the Cowgirl finally, by putting on a dress, wins a man (a better one than the Head Wrangler).
Let us state immediately that the (alleged) problem arises entirely from keeping the standard interpretation of the wave function unchanged, in particular assuming that its modulus squared gives the probability density of the position variable.
