Sentence examples for only arisen from inspiring English sources

Problems have only arisen with the way he went about achieving them.

He told the court it was "most unfortunate this issue has only arisen two days before hearing.

The argument about Derbyshire has only arisen because English local government is in such a desperate state.

Muslims migrated to France as early as the 1950s and the issue of fundamentalism has only arisen in the past 15 years.

For those of us of a certain age, the word "meatloaf" will for ever be associated with disappointing discos; at 13 I would have done anything for love, up to and including the mysterious "that", had the opportunity only arisen.

This situation has only arisen a couple of times to my knowledge and in most cases the people looking to move did get the chance to do so later as people moved out of the team they were trying to join.

Significant delays only arise when cases are very complicated.

The problem does not only arise after airplane crashes.

Complications only arise in a minority of cases, if caught late.

"It only arises when they sense that they will play less, or little.

The acts may have been constant, but the anger can only arise in the new social field.