Sentence examples for arisen under from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he was surprised that this industrial dispute had arisen under a Socialist administration, Martinez added: "The CGT is politically independent.

How could a book so thoroughly — so definingly — American have arisen under such unpropitious circumstances and from so seemingly unlikely a source?

He proved, however, an apt pupil of the city's rampant strains of anti-Semitism, which exploited popular resentment of the wealthy Jewish bourgeoisie that had arisen under Franz Josef I, the conservative but clement — and, effectively, the last — Hapsburg emperor.

He spent much of the rest of his scientific career at the University of California, San Diego, doing elaborations of his famous experiment and showing how more and more of the basic chemicals used by living cells could have arisen under natural conditions.

But perhaps our leadership could inspire the more receptive and inquisitive public attitudes needed to fight this polarisation.Nicholas GeiserSan FranciscoChannel Island storySIR – The problems in Sark to which you allude have arisen under the island's old feudal system and are not the consequence of democratic reforms ("Democratic revolution", July 14th).

He is right here: such complex adaptations could not have arisen under the power of random mutation alone.

It can and does arise under the status quo.

Hinckley's people remain on call for emergencies, which can arise under improbable conditions.

When disputes arose under those agreements, independent arbitrators provided relatively quick, efficient and predictable answers.

The danger of a fringe candidate holding the process hostage cannot arise under N.P.V.

The Supreme Court has jurisdiction only over questions arising under the federal Constitution and federal statutes.