It is worth taking the opportunity, should it ever arise, of looking closely at Redouté's original flower-paintings on vellum, which are exquisite.
It was once a popular illusion that the bearer of a Mac name was Scottish (it is hard to know how it ever arose with names like MacMahon, MacCarthy, and MacDermot so common).
You will have a written record of everything that has been said which may come in handy if a dispute ever arises (and it probably will).
There is no circularity in the first case unless the notion of 'evidence' is itself probabilistic; but artificial examples aside, it is doubtful that the case ever arises.
Relish the new experience: If the opportunity to participate in a college exchange ever arises, do not let it pass.
And if intelligence ever arises in a computer, he predicts, it will probably be an "emergent" property of neural networks competing for survival in artificial-selection experiments, not something planned or understood by the machine's designers.
ROME, Nov. 29 — If the question ever arises again, Romans now know how long it takes to paralyze the entire city center: 20 minutes.
Think about it now so you're not caught unawares if the question ever arises.
Hamilton: And if there ever arises a need for an association to oversee our nation's rifles, I am certain it will be led by men like us, our country's most rational minds making sound arguments based on impeccable logic and selfless empathy.
