Sentence examples for arising issues from inspiring English sources
"arising issues" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to refer to issues that have recently come up or are starting to become more prominent. For example, "Political unrest has led to a number of arising issues in the region."
It seems no topic is off-limits, but arising issues and responses are discussed as adults.
A full C-band scan requires 350 K increase in temperature which results in several arising issues mentioned next.
Realize new opportunities for further development by monitoring current developments and their effects and the arising issues and new requirements. .
"Mechel is ready for cooperation with federal authorities of the Russian Federation and, if required, will provide complete information on any arising issues".
During the eruption crises, local government offices were organising a number of 'countermeasure' (mitigation) activities and tackling a broad range of arising issues that had not been anticipated.
While DQS and Semi-TCP are studied separately, we investigate the arising issues in the joint scheme and propose possible solutions accordingly, including a fast estimation of the latest departure time, a method to handle overdue packets, and an adaptive ACK scheme, as well as the design of a shared database cross-layer architecture for the implementation in the protocol stack.
One arising issue is the recently published study by Burns et al in Nature (doi 10.1038/nature11881).
Here arise issues of cognitive phenomenology.
The arisen issues may be considered for future applications, with reference to specific contexts.
"Staffing issues arise, and training issues.
What issues are arising as a result?
