Sentence examples for arises a huge from inspiring English sources

Between these positively and negatively charged tag-along regions arises a huge wave-like electric field, known as a "wakefield," that still other electrons can surf to gain staggering amounts of energy in a very short distance.

For more than twenty years, nanotechnologies have arisen a huge interest and are used in numerous fields.

Since it was introduced in 2004 by Almeida et al. [1], the slot waveguide has arisen a huge interest for photonic integrated circuits from telecommunication applications, to highly non-linear devices, and to sensing [2 6].

As with a number of his policies, it is identical to the formal stance of his predecessor, John Major, though with the added conviction that arises from a huge parliamentary majority.

The French bank tendered the offer to bolster its capital after losses that arose from a huge rogue-trading scandal (in which another bank employee was detained briefly).

This is, in essence: can a democratic system set up to run a small country, and based on a citizen militia, possibly survive if that country becomes a global superpower, given all the inevitable threats to liberty that arise from a huge and permanent security force, and all the corruption of the democratic processes caused by vast imperial wealth?

This is, in essence: can a democratic system set up to run a small country, and based on a citizen militia, possibly survive if that country becomes a global superpower, given all the inevitable threats to liberty that arise from a huge and permanent security force, and all the corruption of the democratic processes caused by vast imperial wealth?

But whereas Yubari's fiscal problems arose from a huge public-spending splurge aimed at wooing back its young people (at one point it had an international film festival and 17 cinemas), Japan at the start of its journey into the demographic unknown already has one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in the world.Japan is already full of Yubaris.

— MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED When Mr. Sorkin asks about JPMorgan's health, Mr. Dimon says that the trouble caused by the trading incident at the firm's chief investment office — arising when a huge position taken on by a trader known as the London Whale went sour — has been largely limited.

Or the inevitable minor accidents that arise from a huge industry?

But for Plaid the answer is much more about the arithmetic arising from a huge potential increase in SNP MPs.