Sentence examples for next arise from inspiring English sources

The opportunity to hear Professor Chalmers, one of the most celebrated philosophers of mind and a visiting professor at New York University, will next arise on Monday night at the third annual Qualia Fest, a lineup of seven bands, most of whose members hail from the realms of philosophy and neuroscience.

She said: "While we don't know for sure when the opportunity to create an independent Scotland will next arise, nonetheless the SNP must continue to build the case for independence - head, heart and soul.

The Liberal Democrats believe it will be far better to have the referendum when a serious change to Europe's rules, affecting the UK, next arises.

We know that this is a topic being discussed as part of the broader WSJ 2020 project, and we stand ready to work with you to ensure that we have a strong pipeline of women, racial and ethnic minorities, and those from a diverse set of socioeconomic backgrounds, ready for promotion when the opportunity next arises.

The next arising issue was to understand the roles of resident microglia activated in the penumbra region and infiltrated monocytes in the core region.

It has long been recognized that differences from one cell to the next can arise through variation in the extracellular environment or from genomic alteration.

If it is accepted that networks are the best model to study LGT and microbial evolution, the next problems arise of how to assess the likelihood [ 120] and robustness of such networks [ 121], and to compare networks or determine when a network is significantly more informative than a tree [ 122].

Or you can keep calm and carry on using WhatsApp and Facebook – at least, until the next outrage arises.

In fact, the business owners say they are glad to make adjustments before the next problem arises.

Being interviewed by him was always a pleasure, but also you knew that there would be multiple stories the next day arising from it".

With international cooperation, we have reason to hope that casualties will be fewer in this outbreak than they were in the last one, and fewer still when the inevitable next virus arises.