Sentence examples for if it arose from inspiring English sources
Rather, it was meant to catch the disease if it arose spontaneously in the cattle population.
That situation turned ugly, and Girardi said he learned a little from it, though he did not elaborate what could help him if it arose again.
Ms. Kagan said only that she would carefully consider the matter if it arose, "consulting with my colleagues and, if appropriate, with experts on judicial ethics".
"Anything, including sports activities or voluntary work, particularly if it arose from your own initiative," will be noticed.
Life on Earth looks just as it should look if it arose by natural selection.
Mansfield also failed to acknowledge another important legal principle that no insurance claim can be legal if it arose from an illegal act.
Enjoyment taken in the sight of a coin is enjoyment taken in its beauty only if it arises not from any thought of what the coin may buy, but merely from the contemplation of the design or form of the coin's inscription.
"We will, of course, find ways to manage around this challenge if it arises.
"They make clear what behaviour is unacceptable and how it should be dealt with if it arises.
If you go over how a situation could pan out in your mind then you are more likely to feel in control if it arises.
