Sentence examples for suddenly arising from inspiring English sources

Now, the matter goes to Capitol Hill, where lawmakers in both parties are warning that it will be difficult for the federal government to meet the broad array of needs that are suddenly arising around the country in this era of budget deficits.

Consequently, we do see a large-scale increase in the number of species that we can now see as fossils, not because they are suddenly arising de novo but because many are being preserved as fossils for the first time.

Children are able to inhibit a prepotent reaction to suddenly arising visual stimuli, although this skill is not yet as pronounced as it is in adulthood.

But an increase in humanitarian needs and suddenly arising crises has forced UNICEF to fund emergency response using core resources with greater frequency.

An entirely new class of counselors has suddenly arisen to treat this recent "disorder".

Cooper remains the default candidate, should a vacancy suddenly arise, which is why Miliband is afraid of her.

Even things that seem to happen suddenly arise from deep roots in the past or from long-dormant seeds.

From behind them suddenly arose two of Mr. Hobel's associates dressed in full camouflage, their faces painted, who had been lying there unnoticed for an hour.

No one can predict the panic that suddenly arises when all the lights go out — that indefinable something that can make a leader abandon his carefully laid plans.

As well as groups pursuing established interests, Hebden Royd residents have demonstrated an admirable capacity to quickly get together to create new ones should the need suddenly arise.

In fact, it comes from the Bhagavad Gita (11 12): "If the light of a thousand suns suddenly arose in the sky, that splendor might be compared to the radiance of the Supreme Spirit" (translation by Juan Mascaró).