Sentence examples for arise one from inspiring English sources

Under normal circumstances, if such a situation was to arise, one would select for this NKT based on independent culling, but absence of measurement data means this cannot generally be considered at present.

Should the need arise, one can even use the service to shop online.

Questions arise: One, who is this mysterious Mr Napier, doing the sheepishly handsome Hugh Grant imitation?

When thoughts arise, one is meant to observe these thoughts without judgment and return gently to the breath.

In twenty years' time, with sufficient study and with the aid of the commentary that will doubtless arise, one might be ready for an attempt to appraise it.

"Even in exceptional situations that may at times arise, one can never justify any violation of the fundamental dignity of the human person or of the basic rights that safeguard this dignity".

"As soon as anything touching on Antarctic territorial sovereignty arises, one is, frankly, in a hall of mirrors," said Alan Hemmings, a polar legal expert who used to command a British base in Antarctica.

This arises, one presumes, from that infuriatingly ubiquitous desire to wheel on "experts" for their views, or punctuate observation with commentary.

Has a New Economy arisen, one in which faster computers, the Internet and the new high-speed communications networks have resulted in sustained improvement in labor productivity?

"No one is for tolerance as a general value, because in any situation that actually arises, one's tolerance is extended only to those groups you wish to include.

Rather than a rigid dichotomy of "religious people" and "gay activists," nuances arose: One gay woman was a "Jesus loving Christian" -- while one Mormon was a clean air activist supporting marriage equality.