Sentence examples for arose some from inspiring English sources

But with those another problem arose: some of the photographers could not be identified.

From Shanxi's political and spiritual crossroads arose some of China's earliest dynasties.

Technical issues arose: some because new things were attempted for which no easy off-the-shelf technology existed, others because the project was perhaps just too ambitious.

During the 1960s and '70s, numerous radical movements arose, some of them highly political and tightly structured, but many of them playful and satirical, based on street theatre.

In a 1997 interview, he spoke about productions of the work in other countries, such as Sweden and China, and of the discrepancies that arose: Some of the etiquette is different.

Difficulties arose, some of them quite unpleasant; Pearson tried to take credit away from Jenner, and Woodville, a physician in a smallpox hospital, contaminated the cowpox matter with smallpox virus.

Obstacles arise, some internal, some external.

Inevitably, complications arise – some predictable, some not – and Ockrent reveals an undoubted gift for comedy.

A huge boost for the sport – and arise (some would say belatedly) Sir Ben.

Partitioning a network in disjoint subsets may arise some difficulties.

I think we will see all sorts of blockchain models arise, some decentralized, others less so.