Sentence examples for arise raising from inspiring English sources
As the Pentagon makes its missile defense tests more complicated, he said, software problems are likely to arise, raising questions about whether the Pentagon will be able to have a system ready for operation as quickly as the administration wants.
A new executive/judiciary confrontation could easily arise, raising troubling questions.
The problem is also considered when the parameters are at the junction of the two ranges and the possibility of an infinite number of solutions arises, raising questions of well posedness of the problem there.
Centered on a family navigating the issues that can arise while raising a nonverbal special-needs child (portrayed by actor Micah Fowler, who has cerebral palsy), "Speechless" is a story Silveri said he had long wanted to tell after being raised with a brother with special needs.
Librarians review the policies periodically, and in the case of Somers, if problems arise, they raise the age limits to keep out the after-school crowds.
Terror, notably totalitarianism in the last century, is needed, "lest with the birth of each new human being a new beginning arise and raise its voice in the world".
By tapping into local knowledge, these questions can help researchers understand the changes that have arisen in raising livestock over the last 50 years.
As long as the speed is the only way for increasing the average of service level, the emission arises through raising the square of speed distance (Segment between 71 and 89 % in Table 4 and Fig. 6).
If a dispute or a question arose, someone raised a hand, and the matter would be resolved by a member of the canvassing board.
Royal Ahold, the troubled multinational food retailer based in the Netherlands, said today that it planned to sell its South American businesses, including the Argentine store chain where some of its problems arose, to raise cash and reduce debt.
Issues that had arisen were raised in discussion and were used as triggers for further ideas.
