Sentence examples for cases arise from from inspiring English sources

More prolonged cases arise from congenital syphilis, leukemia, or sickle cell anemia.

While the cases arise from the I.P.O., different legal arguments can be raised that may preclude consolidating the Nasdaq cases.

Some cases arise from drinking filthy water, most are from ingesting traces of faeces from the hands or in food.

Bill O'Brien, the tax assessor in New Haven, said he would be interested to see whether new court cases arise from the legislation.

However, between 40% and 60% of cases arise from the accumulation of what appear to be random mutations outside of known driver genes.

A proportion of type 2 diabetes cases arise from normal-weight individuals who can therefore be considered to be "metabolically unhealthy normal-weight" (MUH-NW).

It is no coincidence that the A.P. and the Fox cases arose from national-security reporting.

Today, international courts are hearing cases arising from wars in the former Yugoslavia and in Rwanda.

Since then, more than 130 people have been convicted in cases arising from the investigation.

Both Committees review clinical cases arising from the care of the most vulnerable among us.

When cases arising from the Watergate investigation reached the Supreme Court, Justice Rehnquist took a different approach to disqualification.