Sentence examples for arose even more from inspiring English sources

SVA elements are also highly homologous as they arose even more recently in hominid evolution [ 37].

LONDON — As Britons navigate the unrelenting judicial inquiry into phone hacking and related scandals of the press, the temptation has arisen — even more than usual in this journo-phobic land — to tar all reporters with the dark and glutinous brush associated with those in Rupert Murdoch's tabloid empire accused of voice mail interception, corruption and cover-up.

Stability takes several generations to arise, even more when one begins with a single cohort, and is slower for higher mean ages of fertility.

With an increasing amount of the text data gathered from various web pages or electronic documents and growing need for more accurate and robust models of the Slovak language [1], a question of how to classify the text data according to their content arises even more than expected.

This issue remains unresolved, and arises even more acutely with respect to the proliferation of bilateral and regional trade negotiations and agreements [ 89] pp. 27 56).

It is evidently hard to think of chemical specifications of the property of being a predator, or neurological specifications of the generic state of desiring to eat ice cream, but the problem arises even in more tractable cases, such as that of providing chemical conditions for being a gene.

As the following night more protests arose, and even more protests arose a few nights later.

Problems arose even among firms with automatic order display systems.

Probably more than anywhere else in the region, the Stalinist deportation remains an open wound that arises even in everyday conversation.

Problems have arisen even before the cheering has died down.

Many legal disputes arise even after the divorce is finalized.