Sentence examples for more arose from inspiring English sources

University officials said that for every problem they addressed, two more arose.

All of these questions and more arose as we played the waiting game to see if John's conditioned worsened.

More arose from the same Federalist/Jeffersonian political dispute over the judiciary that gave rise to Marbury v. Madison (1803) and Stuart v. Laird (1803).

As is the case in all good science, as we try to answer one question, many more arise.

Impatiens' simple leaves are usually alternate, the upper ones often being whorled (i.e., three or more arising in a circle from the stem).

It's telling of Facebook's current predicament that before they can adequately answer some questions, even more arise.

With each step, more truth is revealed, more understanding arises, more insight is gained, and the next step becomes even more clear.

They became more automated and more problems arose.

As the following night more protests arose, and even more protests arose a few nights later.

Yet every single one of these 1000 or more species arose by reductive evolution from more complex ancestors.

But the more we dissected "Surface Tension," the more questions arose.