Sentence examples for question is arising from inspiring English sources

With a rash of such clean-ups underway, the question is arising anew of whether the SEC-appointed lawyers themselves are squandering an unconscionable portion of investors' assets on their own fees which come out of the same kitty as the victims' compensation.

So the question is arisen that at the temperatures lower than the standard temperature, like vermicomposting, does the pathogen reduce to a safe level?

Since the CAHL expression was very little in the normal liver tissues, a question was arisen: how is CAHL expression regulated?

Therefore, a fundamental question being arisen is what genes are expressed in the snake venom glands besides many toxin components?

Questions are arising, too, about the great achievement of post-second world war Europe – the creation of the European Union.

But now that the money is available, questions are arising as to the wisdom of the idea.

A senior administration official said it was not surprising that new questions were arising as the administration reviews what to do next.

Still, as Mr. Ziemkiewicz and others pointed out, new questions are arising about some design features on the wide-body Boeing 777 that crashed on Saturday.

At one point, the Pulte loan processor told Ms. Calderone that questions were arising because of new rules imposed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance giants.

Questions are arising about when the industry's stocks will reverse course, but "I can't say a rally is imminent," said Guy Moszkowski, an analyst at the Salomon Smith Barney unit of Citigroup.

Though Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities itself was audited by small firms, questions are arising over how major firms like PricewaterhouseCoopers and KPMG overlooked several red flags related to the operations over a number of years.