Sentence examples for arises are from inspiring English sources

So the question arises, are higher production levels consistent with safety?

The question naturally arises: are these fires affected by climate change?

The accompanying press guidance then asserts: "That means the law of the country in which the claim arises are used -- in tQs case Romanian law".

No line can be precisely sharp in wavelength, because the energy levels of the atom or ion from which it arises are not precisely sharp.

"If the court should find in our favor and they've started fining people, the question arises, are they going to give the fines back?" Chuck Hunt, a spokesman for the restaurant association, said on Friday.

A problem naturally arises: are there nonoscillatory solutions of (1.3)?

The place from which this sentiment arises is certainly understandable.

A problem that arises is that weapons have constituencies.

The question that inevitably arises is simply: why?

The question arises: is this pattern apparent, even subliminally?

The question is whether the very experience that arises is in any way aesthetic.