Sentence examples for may even arise from inspiring English sources

And while children are most likely to be afflicted, it is also known now that the disorder sometimes persists well into adulthood and may even arise for the first time in adults.

Thus, an anxiety problem may even arise without the presence of an inhibited temperament.

To be sure, the debate may not even arise if the high court decides the dispute in another way.

Yet the core symptoms of separation anxiety, i.e. excessive and often disabling distress when faced with actual or perceived separation from major attachment figures, may persist or even arise during adulthood.

Now the question doesn't even arise".

Why should this question even arise?

He denied it but some may have wondered why the question even arose (the shooter and all victims were white).

And arise they may, even with the 3-D blockbusters newly permitted by the deal.

If these new competitors arise, it may even be that Goldman and Morgan reach the breaking point and give up their bank holding company status, removing the Volcker Rule straitjacket.

In contexts such as these the opportunity to discuss place of death may not arise, or may even be inappropriate.

Within a generation or two, as the economic transformations of the past century-and-a-half continue to change the way citizens interact with organizations, insurmountable pressure for democracy may yet arise even in those corners of the Arab world where civil society is weakest.