Sentence examples for arisen before from inspiring English sources

The issue of incompatible offices has arisen before, and the opinion noted similarities in a 2008 opinion involving Sergio Calderon.

This situation has arisen before, most famously in the case called "The Saxbe Fix," but it involves a controversial, somewhat tortured reading of the Sacred Document.

James Martin, a Jesuit priest and editor at large of the Catholic magazine America, told HuffPost that although these types of grassroots campaigns have arisen before, they rarely have any influence on the Vatican.

This situation has arisen before, but the solutions to prevent individuals from using corporations to shelter income -- the personal holding company rules and the accumulated earnings tax -- are complicated and ineffective.

The doctor didn't know that I didn't know that about my medication, it sort of hadn't arisen before, so it was actually a really good two way street.

Yet such worries have arisen before.

The issue never arose before, said Andrew Williams, a spokesman for the New York Fed.

Those claims arose before a two-year contract between the companies took effect Nov. 1, the companies said yesterday.

Tensions between Zappa and several cast and crew members arose before and during shooting.

When he arose before dawn on Friday, he was distressed.

Problems that arise before an actual fight breaks out.