Sentence examples for how it arose from inspiring English sources
Explanation of how it arose.
The distinction existed during the middle and late republic, but modern scholars do not agree on when or how it arose; they are increasingly inclined to think that it originated and evolved slowly during the early republic.
One of the remarkable things about Memorial Day, said David W. Blight, a professor of history at Yale University, was how it arose in the aftermath of the country's most savage years, and at the initiation of war widows, former slaves and grateful citizens of vastly divergent political views and even conceptions of what was being commemorated.
"But, as I got more into the issue, and as I more came to understand how it arose, the cultural context, and also the specific claims that had been made, I thought this was a much closer question than when I started," he says.
This puzzling architecture has parallels with mini-circular chloroplast genomes of dinoflagellates and raises many questions about how it arose and is maintained.
And the more is known about a particular crime network and how it arose, the more likely it is that security firms will share information on how to spot the machines involved, or the malware that can be used to recruit new victims.
The second body of research investigates the nature of exceptional ability and how it arises.
Philosophers wish to know not only what knowledge is but also how it arises.
Greater knowledge of consciousness Giant leaps in neuroscience have failed to explain the nature of consciousness and how it arises.
We all know that we have it (or at least we think we do), but scientists are unable to prove that we have it or, indeed, exactly what it is and how it arises.
