Sentence examples for once arises from inspiring English sources

The controversial matter of planning at once arises.

The question at once arises: to which of the two sects, the Jewish or the Christian, does the priority belong?

Fashion is touched upon briefly — one woman boasts dreamily of a particularly extravagant gown made of eight layers of silk — but, oddly enough, the subject of shoes never once arises.

That feeling never once arose at ¡Flamenco Festival Gitano!, presented over the weekend by the World Music Institute at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts at New York University.

The growing evidence for water on Mars, which may have been especially abundant in the past, has encouraged scientists in their search for signs that primitive life may have once arisen on the neighboring planet.

Communism has never once arisen — not in the U.S.S.R., not in China, not in Cambodia, not in Cuba, not in Vietnam, not in North Korea — as the cumulative result of social reforms.

One of Lacan's former patients, Stuart Schneiderman, recounts in his book "Jacques Lacan: The Death of an Intellectual Hero," that Lacan once arose abruptly from his chair shortly after Mr. Schneiderman started talking and announced, without explanation, that the session was over.

"Out of the death of slavery a new life at once arose," Marx wrote in 1867.

Asexuality may thus be rare among vertebrates because asexuals arise very rarely, or, once arisen, asexuals may be unable to persist.

This problem is exacerbated when it is necessary to consider multiple trees at once, arising for example from a Bayesian posterior sample of trees [ 4, 5].

Once arisen, the probability that such functional modules will be maintained will depend on the frequency of mutations leading to formation of interactions among proteins already participating in the pathway and the fitness of resulting pathways.