The phrase "arise toward" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing movement or progression in a specific direction, but it is not standard.
Example: "As the sun began to rise, the light seemed to arise toward the horizon, illuminating the landscape."
Alternatives: "move towards" or "rise towards".
A public warmth (tinged with hostility) arose toward the balloon.
Some skepticism, though, had arisen toward Mr. Latchford long before American officials became involved.
Despite growing moral disapprobation, men seemed unwilling to give up their duelling privileges; and the anti-duelling leagues that arose toward the end of the nineteenth century only attested to the duel's resilience.
The inspiration for the fashioning of a prose able to express all facets of thought and activity arose toward the middle of the 16th century out of the Reformation and the Renaissance, from foundations laid by humanists, both Protestant and Catholic.
In other statements, Mr. Roh has sent a strong message that while he values the relationship with the United States, he will not hesitate to stand his ground when differences arise on policy toward the Korean Peninsula.
Neither does his fierce criticism of American protectionism arise from any instinct toward anti-Anglo-Saxonism, a fashionable attitude in France.
In his writing, his dreams and his daily life, Dan is surrounded by familiar female archetypes -- the femme fatale (Robin Wright Penn), the unhappy mother (Carla Gugino), the luscious, solicitous nurse (Katie Holmes) -- and his attitudes toward them arise from a primal scene of Oedipal guilt and sexual confusion.
From Newton's remark in the text for Proposition 8, a second requirement for taking the law to be exact is that there be some configuration that at least approximates the pertinent celestial bodies toward which the net centripetal forces of gravity are exactly inverse-square if these forces arise from forces directed toward each part of the body.
In both bacterial and viral genomes, the increased density of genetic information that results from overlaps has been suggested to arise from evolutionary pressure toward smaller genomes [24], although it is thought likely that the regulatory implications of overlaps, for example translational coupling, may also be a driving force behind their evolution [1].
Judge Jackson's decree spelled out how the present Microsoft, and the new companies that would arise from it, must behave toward each other and toward other companies -- some of which have been bitter competitors or even adversaries in court.
