Sentence examples for arising in which from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for Clinton a new era of politics is arising in which trust is your main political capital.

I had the opposite reaction, though, to Ben Dolphin's five-minute film "Arising" (United States, 2008), I wanted to shout, "Oh, put your clothes back on and dance!" This was followed at the New Museum of Contemporary Art by a live performance of Mr. Dolphin's five-minute "On Arising," in which 18 bare-chested men and women rolled, writhed, stretched and threw each other about.

When a situation arises in which you'd usually use that word, don't.

But what if a scenario arose in which those assumptions failed?

After 10... Nc5, a position has arisen in which Black has the bishop pair and a compact pawn position.

Many syncretic faiths have arisen in which the adherents borrow from Christian traditions and African religious practices.

"With Armstrong some difficult situations could arise in which the team would put him first and that would hurt me," he told the newspaper.

"Occasionally, however, situations do arise in which donors may not be aware of an ongoing matter and, as a result, fail to disclose it to our office".

Ms. May has often pushed for extradition, but in mid October another high profile case arose in which she lobbied against it, and won.

However, if an eventuality ever arises in which Western governments need to use these powers, they may ultimately prove useless, according to many specialists.

Of course the scenario could still arise in which the final playoff spot comes down to goals scored – in which case Wednesday's four goals against Chivas, which placed the Whitecaps within range of Dallas, may prove crucial.