Sentence examples for even arising from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would seem prudent to minimize the chances of such a problem even arising.

In addition the identification of welfare with the satisfaction of preferences is attractive to economists, because it prevents questions about the justification of paternalism (to which most economists are strongly opposed) from even arising.

Now the question doesn't even arise".

The question of identity does not even arise.

With China, the question does not even arise.

(It is a commentary on the depravity of ISIS that such a question could even arise).

But they are answers to questions we have not asked, and which doubtless don't even arise".

And the reason the question even arose has to do with some very awkward news reports over the past month.

Before the election, they had been looking at the opinion polls and thinking that the question might not even arise.

"To rule someone out even before the vacancy has even arisen seems to be going some, even for him," Miliband said.

A term of art has even arisen — "nail house" — for buildings whose owners refuse to move even after neighboring buildings have been knocked down.