Sentence examples for has arose elsewhere from inspiring English sources
"If a chance has arose elsewhere then we cannot really stand in his way".
There was no reflection here of the anti-immigrant restiveness that has arisen elsewhere in Europe this year.
While this synthetic approach cannot tell us how life on Earth began, it can shed light on the conditions needed for biology to arise – and the likelihood that it has arisen elsewhere.
If you mean most important thing we wish to find, we want to know if life ever arose on Mars and if life has arisen elsewhere in our solar system or universe".
"In the last 50 years, evidence has steadily mounted that the components and conditions we believe necessary for life are common and perhaps ubiquitous in our galaxy," said Werthimer in his written testimony, adding: "The possibility that life has arisen elsewhere, and perhaps evolved intelligence, is plausible and warrants scientific inquiry".
Still, though, the question remains unanswered as to whether minds have arisen elsewhere, or if life as we know it is rare, or indeed unique.
Tax campaigners say this is inappropriate because these countries have effectively allowed the multinationals to avoid tax that should have arisen elsewhere.
They have arisen elsewhere in higher education, especially since a demonstration of torch-bearing white nationalists and white supremacists at the University of Virginia helped catalyze a weekend of confrontation and violence last month in Charlottesville.
