Sentence examples for given given rise from inspiring English sources

"Recent events, including the tragic death in custody of Freddie Gray, have given given rise to a serious erosion of public trust," Lynch said at a press conference in Washington, adding that the crisis in Baltimore had caused her "profound sadness".

What has given rise to the need?

Although according to Butler compassion, like any affection, must be governed by reason, the motivation to virtuous actions that compassion gives rise to would not be given rise to by reason alone.

This has given rise to various interpretations.

It's worth noting that, since the taxonomic ranks were created before the advent of modern genetics technology, incongruities between organisms grouped together in a phylum and their actual genetic similarities can exist in that some phyla has given rise to others, e.g. sponges giving rise to higher animals, and platyhelminthes (flatworms) giving rise to animal phyla with a through-gut.

Another view is that the rhabdocoel ancestor gave rise to two lines; one gave rise to monogeneans, who gave rise to digeneans, and the other line gave rise to cestodes.

This is a fermenting organism, and the gas it gives off can give rise to symptoms common in IBS such as bloating and/or wind.

"The health giving climate of the seaside gave rise to a brand new industry, centred on getting away from the drudgery of industrial work.

Worse, in my view, there was no requirement for people posting comments to give their names, which gave rise to comments from Wisepantswearer from Planet Earth or truthteller from The Other Side.

Because Fox also introduced Werritty to a donor, the money given to his friend could give rise "to the perception of a conflict of interest" - yet another breach of the ministerial code.

If it gives rise to mass, effectively, it gives rise to us all.