Sentence examples for issue to arise from inspiring English sources
The last and most important issue to arise from May's encounter with Trump — the offer of a full state visit to the U.K. — has yet to bear fruit.
The most serious issue to arise was Merrill's much bigger-than-expected losses in the fourth quarter, which required Bank of America to go back to the government for another round of financial aid.
"I've gone from being one of the deans, I guess, of the sports-world bar to being a lawyer who represents the city on every conceivable legal issue to arise from Sept. 11: downtown economic development, property rights, lawsuits filed on behalf of victims, 1,300 claims filed against the city for damages that occurred post-9/11, extraordinary insurance issues that total over a billion dollars.
(Expect this issue to arise in a big way when "Zero Dark Thirty," with its semi-sympathetic view of harsh interrogations, comes out later this month).
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"We are confident that we have an assured security workforce for the Paralympic Games and do not anticipate any workforce shortfall issues to arise," the group said.
Moving forward, our reliance on AI will deepen, inevitably causing many ethical issues to arise as humans turn over to algorithms their cars, homes and businesses.
One of the first issues to arise in the 'philosophy of neuroscience' (before there was a recognized area) was the localization of cognitive functions to specific neural regions.
But he believes that having himself found no difficulty after previously lost the national team's captaincy, he does not expect any issues to arise this time around.
Aldred says the company now expects new issues to arise from going global, but Dyson is already listening hard and anticipates having to move quickly to address unanticipated issues faced by customers.
Investigation activities must be coordinated across different divisions and branches of government so it is not uncommon for "turf" issues to arise.
