The part of the sentence 'arose for' is not correct.
The correct form would be 'arose from'. For example: The conflict between the two nations arose from cultural differences.
Then, opportunity arose for New York.
A possibility arose, for around $2,300, in East Midtown.
A new archeological mission arose for the Conservancy.
Suggestions for a coalition government arose for the first time.
Each time the opportunity arose for al-Taey to leave, he didn't.
The possibility that the Fort Hood attack involved terrorism arose for a number of reasons.
When the opportunity arose for his next big step, Mr. Tully was ready again.
(It arose for example in the relocations in Brazil when World Cup stadiums were built).
Demands soon arose for the imposition of traditional Castilian constitutional checks on royal power.
Thus the opportunity arose for ambitious men to seize power in the name of the oppressed.
A new crisis arose for Theodosius three months after Valentinian's death on May 15, 392.
