Sentence examples for may arise around from inspiring English sources

Icann says this will be used for processing those applications and setting aside money for the risks and other issues that may arise around the different TLDs.

Pressure bumps may arise around the snow line where water vapor is continuously added from ice particles that cross the snow line from the outside to the inside (Kretke and Lin 2007) and the boundary of a dead zone of the magneto-rotational instability (Lyra and Mac Low 2012).

The Ottawa Decisional Support Framework (ODSF) [ 42] is a theoretical framework which is used to address the uncertainty or decisional conflict which may arise around healthcare choices.

Although far less common than a Baker's cyst, SCs may arise from other locations around the knee, such as the tibiofibular joint, which communicates with the knee joint in 10%% of adults [2].

Or niche Dronenets may arise in a handful of places around the world where they make economic sense, but fail to ever quite mesh into, well, a world-wide web.

Another evident reduction peak located at around 0.50 V may arise from the conversion reaction to form metallic Sn and Na2S, the alloying reaction to produce Na x Sn, and the formation of metallic Co.

The practical training being provided was appropriate to the role the tutor would be performing; the qualities expected of a teacher; how to give feedback; confidentiality; marking criteria; administrative process; specific subject knowledge and skills required; and discussion around what topics may arise during the PAL session.

Be straight forward with her, do not try to dodge around milestone questions that may arise...you are an accomplished man with a beautiful woman.

It may arise from the extremity of the natural beauty around you, and the recognition that you are alive in this moment.

Lyons's team suspects that the extra positive charge may arise because tiny smoke particles provide more nuclei around which cloud droplets condense.

Similar questions may arise for the dozens of banks and hedge funds around the world that reaped extraordinary fees for steering investments to Mr. Madoff over the last decade.