Sentence examples for arising but from inspiring English sources

Due to the population growing rate, new issues are still arising, but technology can be used to address such issues and improve life quality in big cities.

The study included 313 adults who said they had chronic back pain both while lying in bed and upon arising but who had no specific diagnoses and no pain from other problems.

And a typical response is a softer version of the suicide net such as the use of employee assistance programmes, onsite massage therapy, or workplace 'chill out zones' to try and prevent symptoms arising, but not necessarily addressing the causes of any erosion in health.

We will discuss the Moffat/Gatiss take on feminism at a later date (my Twitter feed suggests there are some – uh – issues arising), but in the meantime, let's enjoy the fact that there was a joyous and sumptuous celebration of what television and talent that trusts in itself can do, all tipped out in one gorgeous, unstoppable rush.

At the moment it's aimed at preventing mental health problems from arising, but in the future, she plans to add therapeutic features to the game so it can also help with treating problems.

"Sometimes shared rules mean that you don't have any problems arising, but it also means that you have common ways of dealing with a problem and there's a procedure in place, and that what's we risk losing". There are lots of "interesting discussions" going on in the rest of the UK about what will replace EU oversight, but in Northern Ireland, those talks are not happening.

Troubles do arise, but the reforms evolve, as they must.

Problems can still arise, but they are uncommon and treatable.

Two serious complications can arise, but both are exceedingly rare.

That eventuality has not yet arisen, but it could.

Dissenters, nicknamed COINdinistas, arose, but it was hit or miss.