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The phrase "arise without warning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe situations or events that occur unexpectedly or suddenly.
Example: "The storm seemed to arise without warning, catching everyone off guard."
Alternatives: "occur unexpectedly" or "happen suddenly."
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Lightning will focus on both pre-set scheduled events, including things like the NBA Finals, and also on breaking occurrences that arise without warning.
Support pantyhose won't do the job, Ross says: "Support hose will only affect the superficial veins, not the deep veins where the blood clots originate". Deep vein thrombosis can arise without warning, or it may be signaled by swelling or tenderness in the calf or other parts of the leg.
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Resistance to antiviral drugs like Tamiflu, for example, arose without warning.
The rest are sporadic, arising without warning in patients even though they do not have these mutations.
Such successes could be explained by the fact that most maternal deaths occur during the period around giving birth, and that most life-threatening obstetric complications arise suddenly without warning signs and hence require appropriate and timely management [ 15].
Appropriate curricula that ensure sufficient time for hands-on practical training to become competent to the level of proficiency in all the requisite areas, as complications can arise quickly and without warning.
While specific threats are impossible to predict, and new threats and challenges can arise almost without warning in today's environment, over the next 12-24 months, I am most concerned about the following potential situations.
One FGD participant said "some women attend antenatal care throughout the whole pregnancy period but usually they deliver at home because labour is unpredictable and arises suddenly without warning and especially if it is in the night time due to transport problem the women do not have much choice rather than delivering at home".
(G1) The extract above illustrates the serious problem that arises from warning fatigue.
The end happened without warning.
Contradictory histories emerge without warning.
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