Sentence examples for that it arose from inspiring English sources

(Incidentally, I hope that Bay will suggest the too-little-discussed third possibility: that it arose after the Arab spring AllSpark fell into the wrong hands).

This identity and its location immediately downstream of AAEL010431 suggest that it arose as the result of a tandem duplication of AAEL010431.

Its presence in the cyclostome sequences shows that it arose after the duplication that gave rise to DRP2 but before the last common ancestor of cyclostomes and gnathostomes.

One reason migration seems so potent is that it arose unexpectedly.

It's easy to assume, as many did, that it arose from some deeper woodenness of the soul.

It was too much, and at the same time it was wholly inadequate to the reality that it arose from.

I can see that it arose out of altruistic motives after the war, but it just became about junkets".

Some people imagine that it arose shortly after the oceans formed 4.4 billion years ago, but the formation of the oceans is itself a matter of debate.

Each time doctors found two noncancerous growths, or polyps, of a type known as adenomatomous, meaning that it arose from glandular tissue.

Ms. Postal was diagnosed with what is called the sporadic or spontaneous form of the disease, meaning that it arose from no known cause.

Kennedy starts out by giving us the history of the word nigger, challenging the view that it arose, in part, as a mispronunciation of Negro.