Sentence examples for now arises from inspiring English sources

The question now arises: how do we actually deliver this?

"Now" arises again and again only because we say "now" again and again.

The question now arises whether such a "Rump" World Government should compel Russia to join.

The difficulty then was sending images from one place to another; the difficulty now arises from the ease of it.

Emotion, as Eckhart Tolle wrote in The Power of Now, arises at the place where mind and body meet.

David Buckle Abingdon, Oxfordshire The question now arises as to what designation the Speaker will adopt when he takes up his seat in the Lords.

He told the lawmakers that advances in DNA and forensic science meant that "compelling new evidence" calling into question not-guilty verdicts now arises more frequently.

But the first digit in each case was still a 3. Now arises a development that regenerates the prospect of having someone attain that lonesome plateau, which hasn't been breached since Ted Williams hit.406 in 1941.

The trouble now arises from the fact that the share price of Fyffes plummeted in the months after the sales, eventually bottoming out at 0.67 euro, as the dot-com bubble burst and Worldoffruit.com fell apart.

A similar issue now arises from the decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit that the insertion of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance is unconstitutional.

Any dwelling with fewer than 16 bedrooms was a "cottage" to the Astors – and the question now arises: would Astor have been appointed editor of an important national broadsheet on his own merits, without the powerful family connections?