Sentence examples for arising it from inspiring English sources

Better to make businesses adopt policies that prevent inequality from arising, it says, than to fight cases retroactively.

NSIF said if there were any patents arising, it would acquire them so as to make the technique freely available.

Then, just as majestically as it has arisen, it subsides into its pit, leaving behind a glissando of chimes.

The problems arose, it would seem, because for all its contemporary trappings, the production was essentially traditional.

So this issue simply would never arise, it could never arise, as a matter of law".

"He will consider the issue if and when it arises," it said.

When disputes arise, it is the business of lawyers and judges to resolve them.

"Usually if a problem arises, it's the first year," he said.

(The line wasn't inserted into the movie after the controversy arose; it was always there).

If any sort of contagion arises, it will probably occur in trade.

When his opportunity finally arose, it was as unexpected as Kamara's move to New England.