Sentence examples for fact arises from inspiring English sources
Another perhaps confounding fact arises from that era.
This fact arises from the slow recrystallization kinetics shown by PLA.
Critics of public diplomacy have been quick to disparage the American belief that international tensions can be eased by dispatching an official to proclaim that deep down we are all united by our love for, say, children — a Hughes staple — when the animus, in fact, arises from real policy differences with the U.S. government.
This fact arises questions about the functionality of these proteins or the two-component system or might show differences in their mechanisms of action.
Can goodness, in fact, arise from strength?
The link between fibre volume fraction and bending stiffness shows that differences previously attributed to preservation treatment in fact arise due to strip thickness.
The weight of a contingent liability depends on the odds that the contingency will in fact arise.Most commentators implicitly assumed the odds were 100%.
The reason for this is that the court must assume jurisdiction to decide whether the allegations state a cause of action on which the court can grant relief as well as to determine issues of fact arising in the controversy.
From the company law viewpoint, however, reasonable doubts may in fact arise as to whether it has offered a definitive answer to an old and controversial issue concerning companies' freedom of establishment throughout the Community.
We make that analysis, not to determine issues of fact arising on conflicting testimony or inferences, and thus to usurp the function of the state court as a trier of the facts, but to perform our own proper function in deciding the question of law arising upon the findings which the evidence permits.
A long piece by Galen Strawson in the TLS last month traced these arguments back deep to the 19th century: they must in fact arise naturally as soon as it seems that the scientific perspective can expose and anatomise everything interesting.
