Sentence examples for but arises from inspiring English sources

The current case is separate from these previous cases but arises from the same issues.

"This daily striving," he said, "is dictated by no principle or program, but arises from immediate personal need.

With Nikos Irges, we were discussing naturalness, and the possibility that the Higgs mass isn't fine-tuned, but arises naturally from Standard Model calculations.

Mr. Sickinger was something of a Pied Piper, an alluring, commanding personality with an irresistible idea: that theater isn't presented to a community but arises from it.

Unlike radio pulsars, the gamma-ray emission does not come from the particle beams at the poles but arises far from the neutron star surface.

Even then, the effort proves to be in vain — evil, she learns, isn't instilled by overtly monstrous villains but arises within humankind itself, and the resistance to it requires something far greater, and harder to conceive, than a military response.

It seems no topic is off-limits, but arising issues and responses are discussed as adults.

Further, these problems are not unique to conditional logic, but arise in other nonmonotonic reasoning formalisms.

There are different theories of truth, but everyone sees knowledge as not only indicating the truth but arising from it.

Dermoid cysts are not true lacrimal tumours but arise from rest cells located in the orbit.

This indicates they are not tandem repeats, but arose by consecutive insertions.