Sentence examples for arisen only from inspiring English sources

This asexuality seems to have arisen only once, yet biology recognises about 380 species of bdelloid.

The public's attitude, they seem to believe, can have arisen only as a result of propagandizing by Mr. Obama.

Sam Ali, the manager of Omar, said the company had received some complaints but that the problem had arisen only in the last month.

The Beastie Boys became an institution — one that could have arisen only amid the artistic, social and accidental connections of New York City.

But political liberty has arisen only because people are able to combine together to discuss new ideas and to promote them – in private.

For Brazil this is a preoccupation that has arisen only in the last few years, though for a nation whose foot soldiers staff many of the world's domestic leagues the question is one of quality rather than quantity.

Problems arise only if you are caught stretching the truth.

Yet, great Presidencies can arise only from great causes.

Salvation arises only by virtue of the grace of God.

Or does censure arise only in connection with conservative political policies?

This emergence, Johnson says, arises only if certain conditions are met.