Sentence examples for quickly arose from inspiring English sources

Other questions quickly arose.

Tension between Armstrong and Contador quickly arose.

Conflicts with Ms. Crichton quickly arose.

Controversy quickly arose about the terms of the bid.

Teams became the focus of civic pride, and league and cup competitions quickly arose in Yorkshire.

But questions quickly arose about whether the government had ties to paramilitary units accused of abuses.

"But the question quickly arises: Where is the limit?

And with Batman and Superman at war with one another, a new threat quickly arises, putting mankind in greater danger than it's ever known before.

Although the multitouch screen is a blessing with some apps, when you try using a pen on the iPad, frustrations can quickly arise.

For the cast, an odd mix of ancient history hobbyists, people with a mystifyingly tolerant attitude to camping, and the poor souls who saw the ad for a C5 reality show and pictured something sexier and easier ("When they said 10,000 BC I thought they were exaggerating a bit"), a few problems quickly arise.

In his essay Mr Blair says while it is "right in the immediate term to concentrate on defeating Isis" in the longer term "another Isis will quickly arise to take their place unless we go to the root of the issue and deal with this ideology wherever and however it shows itself on a coordinated global basis".