Sentence examples for arisen some from inspiring English sources

Dr Cassell explained how the field had arisen, some of the difficulties and some recent findings.The first chronic complaint found to have an unexpected bacterial cause was stomach ulceration.

If an error has been made, or a complication arisen, some evidence suggests that it is better for all concerned if appropriate discussion takes place between the medical staff involved and the patients [3].

Since it is hard to isolate specific causes due to the dynamic nature of economies, many explanations for the phenomenon of growth have arisen; some of them have been proven to be empirically correct and others have had contradictory results.

Gibbs-Smith wrote that "there has recently arisen some controversy about this machine, designed by the Rumanian-born and French-domiciled Henri Coanda, wrote was exhibithatathere Paris salon in October 1910.

The use of blind trocars of commercial kits has arisen some concerns [ 7].

As Lakatos predicted, theoreticians have added auxiliary hypotheses to explain new data as they have arisen; some of these auxiliary hypotheses are components of the other leading theories.

Obstacles arise, some internal, some external.

Inevitably, complications arise – some predictable, some not – and Ockrent reveals an undoubted gift for comedy.

From Shanxi's political and spiritual crossroads arose some of China's earliest dynasties.

But with those another problem arose: some of the photographers could not be identified.

A huge boost for the sport – and arise (some would say belatedly) Sir Ben.