Sentence examples for that arise outside from inspiring English sources
Apart from rivers that arise outside the region (allogenic rivers) and areas fed from underground sources of water, most bodies of water within arheic regions are temporary.
For these reasons, I think The Times should broaden the "Fact Check" sidebars to include issues that arise outside of the debate forum.
While most of those infected are elderly people in hospitals or nursing homes, younger adults and children can also be infected, and there are cases that arise outside the hospital.
By comparison, the constitutional issues that arise outside of constitutional law discussed in Beyond the First Amendment require the sort of special training in political theory and public policy that marks education in the social sciences".
Circumcision is an ancient ritual in Judaism and Islam but there is no ritual circumcision in Hinduism and other religions that arose outside the Middle East.
Participants were free to respond in their own words and the researcher followed up on topics that arose outside of the interview guide.
As to black race, some have suggested that Caucasians are more likely than blacks to develop gastric cancer that arises in the cardia and that blacks are more likely than Caucasians to develop gastric cancer that arises outside the cardia [ 32, 33].
Serious immersion in Cage's work conditions performers to an unusual degree of openness: to meaningful incursions into the unpredictable; to ideas that arise from outside the world of music; and to selfless acceptance of input from collaborators with strong ideas of their own.
It is easy to imagine the organizational difficulties that arise in seeking an outside opinion for every decision to withhold treatment.
Of particular significance is Radon, the radioactive gas that arises from outside, yet only presents a serious health risk when found inside buildings.
Since we cannot meet all the health needs that arise inside or outside the health sector, we must be accountable for the reasonableness of the resource allocation decisions we make.
