Sentence examples for arising from the need from inspiring English sources

Lightships originated in the early 17th century, arising from the need to establish seamarks in positions where lighthouses were at that time impracticable.

The wars of Sumer also laid bare another imperative of monarchy the drive for empire, arising from the need to defend and define frontiers by extending them and the need to find new means to pay for troops and weapons, whether by the plunder of an enemy or by the conquest of new lands, or both.

And I am referring here mainly to the changes in the pension system and the retirement age increase, as well as to other decisions concerning other professional groups that had been enjoying special pension privileges, to the essential decisions arising from the need to stabilise the state budget – what I have in mind here is the increase in pension contributions.

These include constraints arising from the need to limit erosion, corrosion, vibrations, noise, etc.

However, this method has a large communication overhead arising from the need for transacting signals between the EVs and a central authority.

MAUP a fundamental geographical problem endemic to all studies of spatially aggregated data, arising from the need to model or describe continuous spatial phenomena with discrete geographic units.

"We have to have our own democracy to match our history and culture, arising from the needs of our people and our reality," he said.

Much of the ensuing mirth arises from the need for Mitchell and Webb to play all the parts themselves.

Part of this push, he said, arose from the need to secure the future of the paper.

The condition on the energy of the excited state arises from the need to achieve recoil-free gamma-ray emissions.

Many of the gory habits of the early modern age -- public executions, placing heads upon pikes and providing the bloody shirt of a victim -- arose from the need to prove the death of adversaries, Mr. Stephens said.