Sentence examples for arises directly from from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, the I.M.F.'s predicament arises directly from its recent success in responding to the crisis in Europe.

It arises directly from the Iraqi regime's own actions, its history of aggression and its drive toward an arsenal of terror.

Power arises directly from mechanisms for communicating and organising, and the internet has been around for long enough for every successful autocrat to take notice of this fact.

First, the best of their immediate predecessors, far from eschewing style, have sought a more organic approach to it, a way to style that arises directly from experience.

The commission publishes a compliance manual, which says that candidates and officeholders may pay lawyers with campaign contributions "when the need for legal representation arises directly from, and is related to, the campaign for public office or from the duties of holding public office," but not when it is related to "personal or business affairs".

The following corollary arises directly from an immediate consequence of Theorem 1.2.

The synthetic dye industry arose directly from studies of coal tar.

This covers the loss arising directly from the seller's nondelivery.

The leaves arise directly from the rootstocks and are often covered with dense hairs or scales.

"Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?" (May 17-18) is a domestic melodrama that arose directly from Fassbinder's theatrical conceptions.

But it failed to take full account of any future problems arising directly from thalidomide, which we are now witnessing.