Sentence examples for arises do from inspiring English sources

Among compensation professionals, one question always arises: Do merger-related bonuses affect managers' decisions to pursue deals?

And a tantalizing question arises: Do the family stories themselves, passed down through the generations, help keep these damaging patterns alive?

And so the question arises: Do subsistence farmers, who select their seeds from year to year, have enough diversity in their fields today to fashion the varieties they will need for tomorrow?" Fowler is convinced that they do not.

"It's not something that unless a problem arises do we think, 'What do we need to do to fix things?' " Last year the township created a district in an industrial zone in which sexually oriented businesses could operate, said Dan Keashen, a spokesman for Mayor Bernie Platt.

"Then the question arises: Do we need a European rescue fund to save banks?" Mr. Sarkozy's office and the finance ministry were quick to deny that the fund was a French idea, and the German finance ministry attacked the notion as unwarranted.

Therefore, a crucial question arises: do the rules of behavior attributed to individuals reliably reflect this behavior?

A question arises: Does Apple silently log my movements?

Every time it happens, the same debate arises: Does racing treat its athletes humanely?

So the question arises: Does the problem not really exist in most of Europe?

Only when a crisis first arises does Stringer make coaching less of a priority.

At the end of his solo the question arises: Does dance get better than this?