Sentence examples for arose where from inspiring English sources

I use archaeological, historical, and GIS-modeled data to compare the regional patterning of hierarchical and egalitarian societies in southeastern North America to examine why hierarchical sociopolitical organizations may have arose where they did.

A heated discussion arose where the county board officials generally agreed that there had been no cases of overgrazing, although there had been tendencies for 'ranching' rather than traditional summer farming in some cases.

In addition, since the maxillary sinus is a three-dimensional structure with many variations among patients, situations arose where mucosal thickening extended from the septa or lateral walls instead of just on the floor of the sinus.

A specific issue arose where a set of consecutive stations had very similar station-to-station distances, with the last of these immediately followed by a longer station-to-station segment that included a lineside signal at a similar distance to the station-to-station distance shared by the preceding set.

"He (Sexton) is contracted to Racing and I think it would be disrespectful to them to say that we're looking to take him away from them," said O'Driscoll. "I think everyone is in agreement that we didn't want to see him go, and if a situation arose where he did come back and some agreement was made, well I don't see that as being possibly a negative.

Soegijapranata was present during several battles that arose where he was preaching.

Still, the question arises: where does it go next.

"But the question quickly arises: Where is the limit?

If the situation arises where I can't take my paints I tend to avoid it.

Obligations to consult can arise where there is a legitimate expectation of consultation.

The difficulty arises where the environmental turbulence is too fast and too great.