Sentence examples for arisen first from inspiring English sources

The poaching boom had arisen first from a craze for rhino-horn dagger-handles in Yemen, then from China's high-end market for ivory and rhino-horn carvings.

His campaign could not answer questions that have arisen — first in The Washington Examiner — about whether he represented the pharmaceutical trade group, Phrma, given that he had been a vocal advocate of President Bush's 2003 prescription drug benefit for the elderly.

It seems to have arisen first in the writings of Daniel Callus.[28] Copyright © 2008 by Paul Vincent Spade.

The mutation found in singly mutant cells is inferred to have arisen first, prior to selection.

Protein domains are lost and gained between species and must have arisen first as within-species polymorphisms.

While APOL3 is thought to have arisen first in genomic evolution of the region, with the others having arisen as a result of duplication events (Monajemi et al. 2002), only apolipoprotein L-1 has a signal peptide which enables it to be both a circulating and intracellular protein (Vanhollebeke and Pays 2006).

It's believed written language arose first in Mesopotamia, but no one uses Sumerian cuneiform today.

That's why institutions promoting wealth today arose first in Eurasia, the area with the oldest and most productive agriculture.

Separate tempo indications, arising first in the 17th century, were verbally expressed; for example, adagio, largo, presto.

In the development of the maize leaf, the primordium arises first as a prominence some distance below the apical dome.

But serious scientific controversies also arose, first in Britain and then on the Continent and in the United States.