Sentence examples for arising causes from inspiring English sources

But for all the impassioned and discerning correlation of inner and outer lives, Perry never distills the characters' conflicts — with each other, with others, and with themselves — into problems with clearly arising causes or readily discernible resolutions.

Where two such layers meet, potent thunderstorms can arise, causing huge updrafts that can spin off cylinders of spinning air -- not unlike the way a child's rubbed palms can turn a lump of modeling clay into a worm.

Countless situations like that arise, causing stress for the assistant and frustration for the boss.

The models reveal where security holes may open up, or other problems may arise causing network outages and suboptimal performance as unintended consequences.

Therefore, large compressive stresses could arise causing considerable plastic deformations of the pebbles and relevant changes in the thermal conductivity of the beds.

Along with all the activities and responsibilities she faces, chronic sleep deprivation can arise causing women to lose precious hours of needed rest.

If mating is non-random, substructure within breeds may arise, causing a reduction in overall heterozygosity (Wahlund effect).

Though most pregnancies are normal, complications often arise causing varying degrees of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality.

The pressure body dodges from the force and a mechanical buckling in the boundary region arises, causing a distension of the external layer (of the tunica albuginea).

If buckling stress is applied to a penis with total inner pressure (200 mmHg = 26,6 kPa), a fibre-load-angle φ arises, causing bulged sides (dodging).

But with this increase in effective sizes of populations will come the insidious consequence of increased mutation loads, and consequently the least chances to survive when unrest arises, causing dramatic reduction in the sizes of the populations.