Sentence examples for arising from the question from inspiring English sources

Arising from the question of sovereignty, and assimilation, comes the question of how we identify.

Administration officials said the meetings dealt with the enormous complications arising from the question of how to deal with Mr. Sadr, who has taken refuge in the Shiite holy city of Najaf.

The apparent differences in the phenomena arise from the question in which environment and under what circumstances can charges respond on the time scale of the frequency ν of the radiation.

The PI concept arose from the question that if a dramatic reduction in the size and/or volume of all the process plant components could be made without compromising output, would there be a significant impact on the total plant capital cost?

A discussion of abortion arose from the question that showcased the two candidates better than any other: How has their personal faith conflicted with their duties?

The problems studied in Chapter 8, by S. Grünewald and K. T. Huber, arise from the question: When does a data set support an evolutionary history that is tree-like?

In (i) the discussion about the unity of matter arises from the questions of whether spiritual beings have matter and whether this matter is in some way common to the matter of corporeal beings (univocally, i.e., whether it is matter in the same sense) (QLIIS 14 16; DOS, chapters 29 31).

The themes arising from the open questions were identified and the relationships among these themes explored.

The qualitative data arising from the open questions on therapists' work with clients seeking help about their sexual orientation were entered into a thematic content analysis.

The movement arising from these questions became known as clean-slate design [3] and gave rise to the impressive wave of research that we are witnessing today.

Arising from the study is the question of the nature of the soluble factors that mediate the differential effects of CAFs and NMFs on mammary epithelial cells.