Sentence examples for that arouse from from inspiring English sources

In the very early Universe there were regions of high and low density that arouse from a period of inflation in the first fraction of a second.

The central bank has been cutting interest rates since September, largely in response to problems in the credit markets that arouse from imprudent lending to American homebuyers.

There are also numerous issues that arouse from child-teen pregnancy, both physical and psychological.

The two cell lines (BCP-1 and BC-3) that arouse from HIV negative patients showed relatively low drug sensitivity.

But down by the docks in the ward of Devonport, over 40% of children grow up in poverty – a depth of disadvantage that arouses from Whitehall little more than a shrug.

Mr. Cassano has continued to draw $1 million a month in consulting fees from A.I.G., a fact that aroused ire from several lawmakers.

But the actual phone call itself that aroused him from his sleep still came as a shock.

Valens was a fanatic Arian, who exiled even moderate Nicaean bishops and granted to Arians favours that aroused violent reactions from the orthodox, whose power had increased in the East.

A few weeks ago, talking about portable devices for watching videos, I mentioned the practice of viewing movies on cell phones, a concept that aroused resistance even from readers who were O.K. with tablet-screen viewing.

He came to public notice as an anticonventional playwright with his first important drama, Publikumsbeschimpfung (1966; Offending the Audience), in which four actors analyze the nature of theatre for an hour and then alternately insult the audience and praise its "performance," a strategy that arouses varied reactions from the crowd.

Napoleon had offered Charles the Austrian throne after Austerlitz, an act that aroused deep suspicion from Charles' brother, Austrian emperor Francis II.