Sentence examples for new question arises from inspiring English sources

Naturally, a new question arises: how p-Laplacian neutral Rayleigh equation works on singularity of attractive type?

Naturally, a new question arises: how the Rayleigh equation with attractive singularity works on time-dependent deviating argument?

If we consider also the area delimited by the segment BG as the usual theory of bargaining suggests a new question arises: what is the meaning of these new points, or more precisely the points of the individually rational Pareto boundary B ¯ G ¯ ?

A new question arises from this assertion - how much does DPCO2 have to increase in order to indicate not just low gastric blood flow, but also anaerobic generation of CO2 [ 14]? Schlichtig and Bowles [ 15] recently reported that the onset of intestinal anaerobiosis in normal dogs occurred when PiCO2 had risen to 65 mmHg and DPCO2 had increased to 25 35 mmHg.

Instead, a new question arose: What should we be doing with our financial resources and, more importantly, our natural resources?

However, a new question arose: who should make these recommendations?

And now that military victory has supposedly been secured, as in the case of the much-hyped "fall of Kabul" in November 2001, a set of new questions arises under the title: who will win the peace?

At the inquest more new questions arose than were answered.

Suddenly, new questions arise: What is it that I'm lifting?

But as we move to wider data-sharing new questions arise.

New questions arose about MR. Gore's past statements on abortion.