Sentence examples for outcome aroused from inspiring English sources
The outcome aroused controversy and prompted calls for the Treasure Act to be revised, though British Archaeology noted that the circumstances of the helmet's discovery may have resulted in it being outside the scope of even a revised act.
The issue arouses our great interest.
Among the structures of the stomatognathic system, the role of muscles in the etiology of headaches [ 1], facial pain [ 2], the influence of muscles in the etiology of some facial deformity, and on treatment outcome [ 3] has aroused interest among researchers and clinicians alteration.
The clinical sign that most strongly predicted a fatal outcome was "difficulty arousing the child," with a 10-fold increased likelihood of death.
A story so freighted with signifiers of impending catastrophe requires at least the suggestion of an outcome commensurate with the expectations it has aroused.
In England in the 19th century, interest was reawakened by the activities of obstetrician James Blundell, whose humanitarian instincts had been aroused by the frequently fatal outcome of hemorrhage occurring after childbirth.
Therefore, whether polymorphic variants of chromosomes affect the outcome of assisted reproductive technique (ART) treatment has aroused general concern.
The welter and the confused mosaic of the political map of Germany until 1803 is the not-so-remote outcome of these 10th- and 11th-century grants and of the incompatible ambitions that they aroused.
Once Public Opinion ceased to be Aroused, the battle was again between the two antagonists with a real, personal stake in the outcome, and there was no question about which was stronger.
