Sentence examples for that does not arise from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung, Juncker said: "Brexit is also a question that does not arise, it is not what the British are seeking.

And hence it is an empirical/epistemological issue that does not arise in ordinary modeling.

Like BCNF, fourth normal form was designed to handle relations that exhibit a special characteristic that does not arise too often.

Canguilhem was more interested in the biological and health sciences than Bachelard and gave great attention to the distinction between the normal and the pathological, a distinction that does not arise in physical science.

But applying the two-objects interpretation to freedom raises problems of its own, since it involves making a distinction between noumenal and phenomenal selves that does not arise on the two-aspects view.

But virtue and beauty are not strictly analogous to secondary qualities, such as heat and cold, because a critic's claim that a work is beautiful involves an element of endorsement that does not arise in the observation that ice is cold.

Now we're having a crisis that makes perfect sense if you're willing to accept some real-world behavior that doesn't arise from intertemporal maxiimization, but none at all if you aren't — and to a large extent the academic macroeconomics profession has absented itself from useful discussion.

But the entrepreneurial activities of churches pose questions for their communities that do not arise with secular development.

ANOTHER SOLUTION -- One possible solution to the Afghanistan problem that did not arise in Germany was to get rid of Afghanistan itself.

The properties of the soils underlying these plants, however, exhibit differences that do not arise from climate, topography, or parent material but are an effect of the differing plant species.

The court also allowed, and even invited, lawsuits against Arizona's law that are based squarely on civil rights claims that it would lead to racial profiling against Latinos and other immigrants — issues that did not arise directly in the current case.