Sentence examples for arose years from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the biggest controversy in her long career arose years after she left the screen.

The questions about the West Palm Beach cemetery first arose years ago, when Mr. Hirschfeld sued Menorah Park in West Palm Beach for losing a woman's amputated legs.

Yet, when the time and need arose years later, Sonia showed no compunctions in renunciation of the power of the prime minister and in hoisting a very deserving Dr. Man Mohan Singh, a Sikh, to that position without batting an eye lid.

The panel did conclude, however, that there are risks to getting the chickenpox vaccine that can arise years after vaccination.

Many of these problems arise years after the primary surgery and include both aesthetic and functional losses.

Dialysis patients have complex and unique palliative care needs and the need for SPC involvement may arise years before death.

Today, metastasis frequently arises years after excision of the primary in many breast cancer patients and most metastatic patients experience multiple lines of systemic therapies.

Radiation-induced cardiomyopathy (RICM) is clinically characterized by a rather mildly decreased left ventricular ejection fraction, but severely impaired diastolic function [ 6, 13] that usually arises years after treatment.

The idea for the procession arose 3 years ago, when several of Karpen's parishioners said they wanted to get a hands-on experience of Easter.

The park arose two years later on the site of a sand and gravel plant that had been abandoned to weeds and garbage for years.

The question of digital DNA arose throughout years of negotiations leading up to the Nagoya Protocol, a supplementary agreement to the broader United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).