Sentence examples for crop up only from inspiring English sources

Back at the clinic, a pharmaceutical scandal threatens; even the brand names that crop up only infrequently – Citroën Berlingo, Estrella, San Miguel – seem to pulse with alienation.

Psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky crop up only to relate an anecdote, not for their groundbreaking notion that the mind uses two modes of decision-making: a rare, logical, effortful "slow" mode of the kind Levitin commends, and a more frequent, emotional, intuitive "fast" mode.

Moreover, and strangely, they feel strongly about this because, in their view of the world since September 11th, it is part of how America can win the war on terrorism and, as their immodest title has it, put "an end to evil .In fairness, Britain and Europe crop up only towards the end of this "manual for victory", tacked on to a breathtaking list of more urgent prescriptions.

Hardly, since the bugs crop up only every 17 years, we can't expect a "Cicada Week" every year.

Those statistics usually crop up only on PlayStation.

He pointed out that mentions of Chilean pisco began to crop up only after the War of the Pacific in the late 19th century, which Chile won, sending Peru into decline.

Other campaign issues cropped up only occasionally.

This is a diminished self; my old sense of lust crops up only in memory and fantasy.

"D.A.N.C.E.," the closest thing Justice has to a current mainstream single, cropped up only as a fragmented allusion.

Take the lad culture of the 1990s, whose chauvinism he excoriates with amusing reference to the Spice Girls and – somewhat tangentially – the way Nigel Lawson named his daughter ("Go to jail, you weird man!") Lad culture crops up only because Kumar, unfashionably enough, is seeking to defend hipster culture, its more benign descendant.

Engineering crops up only twice.