Sentence examples for arise since from inspiring English sources

The question of entitlement didn't arise, since climate change is a global issue and no one is unaffected.

For West, these questions don't arise, since beyond its scholarly value he understands F1 to function primarily as a simple, universally recognised luxury item or status symbol.

But the obvious question – whether one should really be admiring these religious objects, many from Spanish churches, as art – does not arise since they declare their devotional purpose immediately.

The experience saddened her, she said: It was the first such conflict to arise since she got Charlie, following the death of her 12-year-old service dog, Kyler, last August.

The Palestinians say the settlements are proof that the Israelis do not really want a Palestinian state to arise since they are built on land that should go to that state.

Or if it is, then some tricky questions would arise; since there are a lot more Germans than Greeks, surely the former would "win" any vote if the two were combined?

Other questions have arisen since.

Two problems have arisen since then.

Hazaras have seized educational opportunities arising since the American invasion.

Nor does the declaration address questions that have arisen since the inspectors left in 1998.

Secular institutes, such as Opus Dei, have arisen since World War II.