Sentence examples for arises though from inspiring English sources
A problem arises, though, when x is revealed to be a fraction of one cent.
A problem arises, though, if we look to history or sociology for a unified account with common features of an architectural discipline.
The question arises, though: Escape from what?
Anyway, the present scale of those spaces — which will be reconfigured as need arises, though how will curators cope with the sky-high ceiling?
As that conception joins with observed intentional activities in animals and people i.e., actions they carry out for their own satisfaction the "itself" arises, though in the third person.
The problem often arises though when the cheater wants to move on very quickly and tries to get back to normal life, whereas the person cheated on can't.
A situation can arise, though, where we have to sacrifice one or the other.
Some friction arose, though, when China refused to support the Russian invasion of Georgia.
Problems arise, though, when we earnestly seek racism where clearly none exists.
It is likely to arise, though, if not in 2011, then in 2012 or in 2013.
Problems can arise, though, when young athletes are taking in more calories than they are burning.
