Sentence examples for it arising from inspiring English sources
D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Early Trial for Andersen Arthur Andersen, arguing that its survival depends on fast resolution of a federal charge against it arising from its role in the Enron case, received a trial date of May 6, giving both sides just 46 days to prepare.
One example came last week, in Exxon's challenge to a $2.5 billion punitive damages award against it arising out of the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
The survey found that a third of women, compared with a quarter of men, had told friends or family about their mental health problem within a month of it arising.
Transocean touched off a furor when it invoked another law, the Limitation of Liability Act, to try to limit claims against it arising out of the Deepwater Horizon incident to $26.7 million.
It was not just a matter of boot-polishing and marching – you could, almost arbitrarily, get sent to to die in Malaya or Korea or Kenya or you could stay at home with some cushy number, or your Service could elapse without it arising.
The years that followed were fractious and confused, as the Tuareg were riven by tribalism and factionalism — some of it arising internally, and some of it fostered by the Malian government's divide-and-rule tactics — leading to an alphabet soup of rebel acronyms, of which the M.N.L.A. is only the latest iteration.
In the 1940s and '50s, "it arose out of optimism," Mr. Wilson said.
The difficulty of placing it arises because it dons and discards its disguises with such rapidity.
Explanation of how it arose.
