Sentence examples for only arose from inspiring English sources

The whole situation of the children left alone with a mad mother only arose because they were rich.

In England the policy focus on integration only arose belatedly and reluctantly as Andrew Lansley was forced to "pause" his market-led reforms and genuflect to the messages from the NHS Future Forum.

Broadly translated into English, it would read: "One day, I took a snapshot of a man with a hat — Of light, there wasn't much, at that — In the photo, there only arose — The beard and the nose — It passed for a Modern Portrait pose".

He said the proposal only arose in talks with the Cypriot authorities, and was "swiftly corrected".

However, the term phishing only arose around 1995 1996 (James [2005]; Khonji et al. [2013]; Press [2013]; Purkait [2012]), indicating that mass-communication is one of the foundations of phishing.

Their results reveal that overall convergence only arose for selected factors, including the infant mortality rate (health outcomes), GDP per capita, inflation (macroeconomic indicators), the dependency ratio, the labour participation rate for females (demographic indicators), and alcohol consumption (lifestyle indicators).

Significant delays only arise when cases are very complicated.

The problem does not only arise after airplane crashes.

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

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

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