Sentence examples for arising now from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patten said he saw three dominant issues arising now.

Among the questions arising now, given the changing demographics of the archdiocese, is whether New York Catholics will see their first archbishop with no claim to Irish ancestry.

Reports are arising now that Apple wants to charge even less, 99 cents, for TV shows.

But the less visible issue arising now is that our legal system isn't evolving at the same rate as our racist outlets.

The question arising now is whether infection of plants by Salmonella in the soil occasionally occurs via passive and nonselective mechanisms or whether infection underlies active bacterial infection processes employed by Salmonella.

A natural question arising now is if this occurred just by chance or is this high coverage unlikely to happened accidentally.

Executives acknowledge that the worries arise now.

"I cannot explain why this arose now," Mr. Greenberg said.

This goes to a more important point that arises now that winter is upon us.

The questions that arise now include: Which Brown works can and should survive in performance?

Chelsea are even better equipped to plug any gaps that arise now that Jiri Jarosik has been signed.