Sentence examples for arises we have from inspiring English sources

Lastly, the basis for said regimen, from our research and from the discussion in the Ryan et al. [ 51] paper, seems to have been implemented largely on a theoretical basis and therefore, until more evidence arises, we have decided to instead opt for the more patient-convenient regimen described in this manuscript.

So when opportunities arise, we have a bench of strong women candidates ready to go.

As each issue has arisen, we have refused to meet the risks attached to the suppression of brute force.

Even before a divisive issue like the EU budget arose, we have seen a record backbench rebellion come out of nowhere on Europe, demanding a referendum on membership of the EU.

In order to understand how the theory of analogy arose we have to bear in mind the history of education in the Latin-speaking western part of Europe.

In order for solutions to arise, we have to understand what causes this very human problem.

The driver is played by Adam Driver, and whether that casting was a happy coincidence or the joke from which the movie's central conceit arose, we have every reason to be grateful.

It just spells out everything they stand for: the Islamic State has arisen, we've defeated so many enemies, we're going to keep on doing so.

A FEW hours later, we started to get hungry, and the issue of collecting kindling for the fire arose (we had opted not to buy a gas camp stove, theorizing that these were for sissies).

We will evaluate those [pollution levels] and, should problems arise, we may have to take some action".

"When the opportunity arose, we'd have them wish they were back on earth and then ask themselves, 'Are you sure?' " Racked by earthquakes, tidal waves and radiational catastrophe, earth doesn't fare well without the moon, which has clearly moved on.