Sentence examples for arises, so from inspiring English sources

As with all federal commissions, the question arises: so what?

In the Internet world, whenever talk of consumer data arises, so do questions about privacy.

Ideally, we should all create these profiles before the job need arises, so we're already an established part of a network, Ms. Fielding said.

Reader Caleb put it well: At first I thought the question was too easy, but the real beauty is in the discussion that arises so quickly after the answer.

The central limit theorem explains why the normal distribution arises so commonly and why it is generally an excellent approximation for the mean of a collection of data (often with as few as 10 variables).

When a new medium arises, so too do new brands hoping to stake a claim on the frontier.

Given the very high complex-valued dielectric constant of metals, a series of spectral resonances in the scattering and absorption cross-section arises: so-called localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPRs).

Not all inventions arise so serendipitously.

And then an opportunity arose so I took it.

How well did he sleep, knowing he would arise so early?

No new valuation concepts arose, so what matters now is whether people are disappointed.