Sentence examples for though it arises from inspiring English sources

The feminist criticism cited, though it arises from specific normative concerns, is no exception, since it raises general worries about how moral knowledge is possible.

In fact, though, it arose later; wood-eating bivalves came first, and somewhere along the way one acquired the sulfur-oxidizing bacteria.

His own oppositional modernism was as revolutionary as Eliot's, though it arose not from divine afflatus but, as the title of one of his poems has it, from "The Need of Being Versed in Country Things".

Uveitis encompasses a heterogeneous group of diseases, and even though it can arise from microbial or viral infection, it is frequently diagnosed in inflammatory diseases involving the joints, such as ankylosing spondylitis, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, Behçet's disease and many others.

Her criticism of charter schools, though, arises partly from a desire to protect Catholic ones.

Uncertainty, though, arises when the odds of success or failure are incalculable — the probability of someone deciding to play roulette in the first place, and being pickpocketed on the way out of the casino.

The main problem with work-based defecation, though, arises when you stealthily trying to smuggle your lota (or soaked wad of tissue) into the cubicle and a colleague sees you.

The main problem with work-based defecation, though, arises when you stealthily trying to smuggle your lota (or soaked wad of tissue) into the stall and a colleague sees you.

This observation argues against the hypothesis that the XDR strain might have evolved directly from the MDR strain (though it could have arisen from another similar MDR strain).

Again, though, questions arise.

When dealing with a corporate behemoth like eBay, though, complications arise.