Sentence examples for never arisen from inspiring English sources

And some subjects were neglected completely, in part because they had never arisen as a basis for political argument during the campaign.

We find ourselves discussing a problem that should have never arisen and it would not have arisen had we modernised trade defence instruments when we had the chance".

Experts on the death penalty said the situation had never arisen on the federal level since Congress created an exclusion for pregnant women when it expanded the federal death penalty law in 1994.

In past shows, she said, the committee has declined four or five works deemed to reflect violence or nudity, but she said the question of blood or body parts had never arisen.

"It was not fair because I have written many other editorials before, I have been a managing editor for four years, and the question of procedure has never arisen.

The temptation to take drugs has never arisen for him, he says.

This contingency never arose.

But the opportunity to visit never arose.

"The word 'should' should never arise".

So this issue simply would never arise, it could never arise, as a matter of law".

That moment, as the court accepted, might never arise.