Sentence examples for regularly arise from inspiring English sources
The most recent controversy in the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case has exposed an area in the criminal justice system where questions regularly arise: translations.
The unsuitability of this sort of task for the artist with a strong sense of public education and moral integrity is obvious, and the situation did regularly arise, as in the case of David d'Angers, of a sculptor's choosing his own program for one of the great public buildings in Paris (the Panthéon) against the wishes of his patrons.
Even graver ethical choices, often studied by philosophers and psychologists, regularly arise.
The use of geotextiles to reinforce construction on soft soils has been ongoing for decades, yet new challenges regularly arise and appropriate solutions are necessary.
The university's religious underpinnings are embedded in its philosophy, and so, too, is what some students refer to as "the God conversation," a dialogue about Jesuit values that regularly arises inside and outside of class.
As American colleges and universities seek to refine, and in many cases rebrand, their student life experience, one of the questions that regularly arises on college campuses is whether there is a place for Greek life in the 21st century.
Stable social groups are those that persist through time in spite of competition that regularly arises among group members.
Because there is no one particular screening instrument that is recommended for use, because there is no definitive diagnostic test, and because dementia is more of a syndrome than a disease, it is easy to imagine how uncertainty amongst clinicians who do not deal with it regularly might arise.
The Bryant-O'Neal feuds arise regularly in the book.
In one of those counterintuitive situations that arise regularly in the B.C.S., the Big 12's struggles this season may play to Texas' advantage.
GALLERIES DOWNTOWN YAYOI KUSAMA Kusama has often flirted with figuration in painting and sculpture, her proliferating dots and biomorphic oblongs always bear a relation to the body, and fruit and flower shapes arise regularly, too.
