Sentence examples for arose earliest from inspiring English sources

And although haploids arose earliest in population C, 52 additional generations elapsed before the population became mostly haploid.

(Its use in guns arose early in the following century).

Nine other residents arose early and made the journey across the capital to support him.

NEXT morning, I arose early to fire up the wood stove, light lamps and fetch water before the others awakened.

Sometimes, however, his roommates — those who worked on Wall Street — arose earlier than he, invariably awaking him.

Protests over the inclusion of blacks arose early in the program, although Scouting never officially endorsed racial discrimination.

Despite his late night in front of the television, the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton arose early for tea and coffee with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

Disagreements arose early between other activists and the Justice League, but when the day came, I was just excited to join the group of 40 supporters.

Indications for loud and soft arose early in the century, expressed as words (forte, mezzoforte, piano) and later as abbreviations (f, mf, p).

Protection from abrasion and predation is another function of the fish skin, and dermal (skin) bone arose early in fish evolution in response to this need.

Such traits arose early in evolution and have been sustained among prokaryotes.