Sentence examples for situations arises from inspiring English sources
Interest in this case, as with many morally ambiguous situations, arises from a deeper concern about what kind of people we should be, and what kind of society we want to live in.
In effect, for Stillman, exposition is a matter of form; the deft interweaving, from the very start of "The Cosmopolitans," of disparate situations arises from a sense that labelling, whether through self-identification or the identification of others, is itself an act of high drama.
One of the critical situations arises when two or more defects are spaced close enough to act as a single lengthier defect with respect to the axial direction, causing pipe ruptures rather than leaks, and impacting on the pressure containing capacity of a pipe.
But the pragmatic formalist also recognizes that, in many situations, formalist tools are underdeterminate; when one of those situations arises, he then turns to historical gloss and purposivist tools to guide the inquiry.
Plenty of humorous situations arise.
More than a few unexpected situations arose.
She says she has seen some bizarre situations arise, however.
"We've also seen some bizarre situations arising.
The most dangerous situations arise when the threat is ambiguous.
"They of all people should understand that certain situations arise".
