Sentence examples for it arises are from inspiring English sources

No line can be precisely sharp in wavelength, because the energy levels of the atom or ion from which it arises are not precisely sharp.

This would be a reading unintended by Simon, but the conditions under which it arises are much broader; it corresponds to the breakdown of the social as we know it, to psychic investments that inhibit the possibility of repair, and cognitive failure indicative of trauma, stemming from the violence of race.

The association between depression and cardiovascular disease is well established in adults, 1 although the mechanisms by which it arises are still not clear.

Verona's question may or may not be disingenuous, but the answer provided by "Away We Go," the slack little road comedy in which it arises, is unambiguous.

Organismal complexity, when it arises, is contingent on order.

Rupture of multiple fibres, if it arises, is a horizontal rupture, no rupture in longitudinal direction.

The main reason it arises is that job performance ratings can only be provided for those who are actually in the job, and have been IQ tested, not for all possible workers (including applicants who did not get the job).

While addressing student resistance in a classroom when it arises is no doubt a key concern for many instructors, preventing student resistance altogether would seem to be the ultimate goal.

Nevertheless, the instances in which it arose were the two moments I remember best.

Upon his arrival, Goddard warned his client that a citizen's intervention, should it arise, was likely to succeed.

However Dál Riata came to be, the time in which it arose was one of great instability in Ulster, following the Ulaid's loss of territory (including the ancient centre of Emain Macha) to the Airgíalla and the Uí Néill.