Sentence examples for arose in which from inspiring English sources

But what if a scenario arose in which those assumptions failed?

Ms. May has often pushed for extradition, but in mid October another high profile case arose in which she lobbied against it, and won.

In the hobo jungles that grew up along the tracks, a kind of counterculture arose, in which "you share and share alike in true fraternal style," leading some to imagine that America's tramps were not just "utterly depraved savages," as the affluent usually saw them, but members of a secret Communist conspiracy.

In either case, protein molecules, with their chemically varied side chains, are more powerful catalysts than RNA molecules; therefore, as time passed, cells arose in which RNA served primarily as genetic material, being directly replicated in each generation and inherited by all progeny cells in order to specify proteins.

Coins would always have been capable of scraping tickets, but this function did not become apparent until an environment arose in which instant lottery tickets were abundant.

When Buddhism and Taoism fused to form Chan (or Zen, to give it its Japanese name), a philosophy arose in which contradiction plays a central role.

When a situation arises in which you'd usually use that word, don't.

After 10... Nc5, a position has arisen in which Black has the bishop pair and a compact pawn position.

Many syncretic faiths have arisen in which the adherents borrow from Christian traditions and African religious practices.

"With Armstrong some difficult situations could arise in which the team would put him first and that would hurt me," he told the newspaper.

"Occasionally, however, situations do arise in which donors may not be aware of an ongoing matter and, as a result, fail to disclose it to our office".