Sentence examples for it arises because from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of placing it arises because it dons and discards its disguises with such rapidity.

It arises because our economic system can no longer extract wealth from other nations.

It arises because of a single shortcoming, namely the lack of a ban on former peers immediately putting themselves up for the Commons.

It arises because so many public workers are entitled to retire in their mid-50s and early 60s, with pensions that compound at 3 percent per year.

The male frustration, as Mr. Suri dubbed it, arises because the men can't accept that women in their socioeconomic class are moving swiftly ahead of them.

It arises because the volume and rate of production of online publications and digital data sets has now outgrown the limits of conventional research methods and is changing the ways in which new knowledge is created.

No, it arose because Einstein saw the world differently.

It arose because the crowds looked too large and the roads were closed.

In a follow-up study, we found that it arose because participants far too exuberantly formed quick, self-assured ideas about how to approach the medical diagnosis task based on only the slimmest amount of data.

There was no religious dimension at first but it arose because a Christian minority came under attack, sparked by tensions in a different part of Kenya.

According to a BBC Sport profile, many insiders considered that the announcement, and Mosley's public disagreements with Ecclestone, were "just part of a well crafted plan to strengthen their control over the sport"; Ron Dennis, the McLaren team principal, suggested that it arose because Mosley's proposals for Formula One met opposition.