Sentence examples for because it arose from inspiring English sources

Gagne's speculated return, which went unconfirmed by Kings Coach Darryl Sutter because it arose after he spoke at a morning news conference, would take place in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals here against the Devils.

The units in which American building materials are measured are idiosyncratic in the extreme — they include gauges, penny sizes, nominal dimensions, and a host of other anachronistic absurdities — but the over-all system works well, in part because it arose organically from human activity instead of being imposed from above by theoreticians.

You also get that during big events like the Super Bowl or the Oscars, but this was even better, because it arose from something incredibly random and dumb.

Like other halo stars, it has little iron, because it arose before most of the stellar explosions that spewed the element into space.

This focus was of concern because it arose within a region that was always closely monitored due to the presence of T2 prolongation.

The species was chosen because it arose relatively recently and it has one of the most adapted and distinctive bill shapes.

In A Treatise of Human Nature (1739 40), he argued that "the rule concerning the stability of possession" is a product of spontaneous ordering processes, because "it arises gradually, and acquires force by a slow progression, and by our repeated experience of the inconveniences of transgressing it".

By contrast, because it arises out of the self on its own, where the self in Zen is a groundless ground that is nothing, Zen's free action is not delimited by ego-desire, because it arises out of nothing.

Colon cancer is so amenable to early detection, cure and prevention because it arises slowly in benign growths called adenomatous polyps that are easily detected and removed.

To add to this complexity, one must also consider that each cancer is unique to that patient because it arises from mutations in their own cells.

This phenomenon is often called shape anisotropy because it arises from the domain's geometry which may, in turn, be determined by the overall shape of the specimen.