Sentence examples for does arise from inspiring English sources

It can and does arise under the status quo.

One question that does arise is how do busy academics create sufficient time to provide material?

Also the repair issue, when it does arise, opens up other potential problems.

And if the health question does arise, cancer survivors should appeal to an employer's human side for compassion.

"Let's see if the vacancy does arise – but I think he [Brown} would be a strong candidate".

Polyploidy does arise spontaneously in humans, but all polyploids either abort in utero or die shortly after birth.

If, however, the need to use force does arise, I believe that NATO should give an honest and speedy consideration to its engagement as an alliance.

They contend that the proposed changes would minimize the odds of future incidents and protect the plane and its passengers if a problem does arise.

They contend that the changes would minimize the odds of future incidents and protect the plane and its passengers if a problem does arise.

But if the feared "double-dip recession" does arise, the leaner profile of big companies in the United States could help them hold up better.

A-life researchers, in conjunction with biologists, have been able to show that such behaviour can and does arise "from the bottom up" by combining remarkably straightforward rules.