Sentence examples for there would arise from inspiring English sources

So if there were an overcapacity situation there would arise the question of whether the customers receive service or would the vendor support their own uses first.

The strong would get stronger, the richer would get richer, and among the rich themselves there would arise an increasing and insuperable differentiation between two or three and the remainder".

If such a species were not to be treated as a legal animal, there would arise the challenge of defining the boundary between a legal person and a legal animal, considering the numerous factors that constitute intelligence.

So it makes sense that criminal activity would arise there alongside it".

It added: "SSE has already put in place arrangements to ensure that it takes account of this uncertainty in its decision-making and is undertaking work to ensure that it has a clear view of the issues that would arise should there be a 'Yes' vote, and is in a good position to engage constructively with the Scottish and UK governments in the event of Scotland ceasing to be part of the UK".

But much the biggest macroeconomic risk would arise if there were no clear-cut winner in this election, making another poll likely within months or a few years.

Or if it is, then some tricky questions would arise; since there are a lot more Germans than Greeks, surely the former would "win" any vote if the two were combined?

A similar situation would arise if there were no foreign trade surplus in the trade of wood products.