Sentence examples for arises sooner from inspiring English sources

Increased time to progression using AIs suggests that resistance to tamoxifen arises sooner than does resistance to AIs.

But, as uranium hoarding begins, a major shortage could arise sooner than 2013, and its value pushed up to the levels of precious metals.

The opportunity for more treatment arose sooner than he might have wished for having nailed a pair of sumptuous straight drives to reach a half century, he was not quite fast enough to meet Cowan's demand for a sharp single to square leg: a man with his back condition does not really want to do diving.

Labour former minister Gisela Stuart told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "What Ed Miliband has now said quite clearly is that he does see circumstances, which may arise sooner than we think if there are treaty changes in relation to the euro which will be required, that will mean a transfer of power".

But most complications, Dr. Hingorani notes, arise sooner rather than later.

Because the rate of change in delay increases faster with respect to station count as collision probability increases, a saturation condition will arise sooner in a BSS with many high priority traffic stations if stations begin to experience a greater number of collisions in the contention period.

Such cost-based issues in these types of shrinking regions would have arisen sooner or later without a severe natural disaster as the service provision and the maintenance of the railway incurs certain costs: it should be understood that the natural disaster accelerated the emergence of the cost issue on the agenda, together with the question of the large reconstruction cost.

Sadly it did not arise sooner.

One Pdx1-tTA; tet-o-PyMT-IRES-Luc mouse with acinar cell carcinomas also showed β-cell hyperplasia, but in most cases acinar cell carcinomas apparently arose sooner than β-cell hyperplasia and overwhelmed the whole pancreas.

Luke et al [1] suggested that twins attain more rapid pulmonary maturation than singletons and therefore complications of postmaturity may arise sooner in twins than in singletons.

For police snipers, who operate within normal society rather than a war zone, doubts, or even trauma, can arise much sooner.