Sentence examples for arises given from inspiring English sources

The question arises, given the quiet on the prairies, against whom?

"What is this indescribable event in a dancer's life," one 1972 note reads, "that arises, given all the shit, the terrible hours of work, the grumbling & malaise of a company, the point-of-vertigo fatigue when he one day drops it all & dances... and some internal-infernal hook holds one at a peak for those few seconds or, if you are extremely lucky, minutes".

The question arises: given competition in a spatially heterogeneous landscape, what is the optimal rate of dispersal?

If this is the case, then another question arises: given the large quantity of AEF, why isn't more FMO extracted?

Thus, the central philosophical question arises: Given the availability of models that are closer to the truth, why work with idealized ones?

Thus, a question arises: given a software developer, how many developers from other teams and locations this developer needs to coordinate her work with during the course of the project?

Even though these processes are isothermal, inhibition frequently arises giving their kinetics a push pull character of the Turing type so that excited states or multiplicity are observed.

If a distraction or a resentful thought arises, give yourself time to consider the benefits of such a thought if there are any, as well as observing any potential stressful and non-benevolent characteristics as that way you can learn to recognise them in future.

He insists he will act independently despite the obvious conflicts of interest which will arise given his past life.

Though neither physicist would have sanctioned the above nonsense, it's easy to imagine how such misapprehensions arise, given the things they do say about the principle, and especially the central place they both give to the concept of measurement.

Neovascular membranes and epiretinal membranes may also arise given the virtual injury to the posterior pole [6, 7].