Sentence examples for questions which arose from inspiring English sources

"Why did ensuring the safety of the students require the overthrow of the Grenadian govt.?" was one of the questions which arose.

HOFFMANN: The main subjects that were dealt with were the combating of high treason, or treason, dealing with Church questions; questions which arose from the treatment of the Jews; so-called measures against the Treachery Act (Heimtueckegesetz); criminal acts within the Party; and certain important political questions from the whole complex formed by the press and economy.

Moreover, even granting the intentionalist approach, some of the same questions which arose regarding the literalist approach emerge again, in a new guise.

For any given thinker S and an arbitrary object of thought O: Unsurprisingly, the same questions which arose in the case of perception also arise here.

"In this sense I see its deep underlying connection with the questions which arose in our country 20 years ago, naturally modified by concrete conditions of place and time.

In each consultation we identified the number of patient-initiated questions which arose.

These are just some of the questions which arise and the public are entitled to answers.

Even more pressing however are the questions which arise when we try to calculate the consequences of this military action.

Guided by their own questions, which arise out of classroom sharing and compassionate listening, students become inspired to learn.

"The family will be seeking urgent answers to a number of questions which arise as few details have so far been disclosed.

In attempting to develop new materials, two questions which arise include: which host lattices are most suitable, and which dopants will produce the required optical behaviour?