Sentence examples for when it arose from inspiring English sources

But he preferred deflecting the comparison when it arose: "I think there is nothing that Chekhov wrote that isn't wonderful", he told an interviewer in 1991.

That resulted from the basic belief of Ottoman society in its own superiority over anything outsiders could possibly produce, a belief that had far more justification in the 16th century, when it arose, than in the 18th century.

Significantly, this merciless critic of the current state of Roman Catholicism nevertheless found it impossible to affiliate himself with the Protestant Reformation when it arose, and he died a faithful, if unappreciated, member of the Roman Catholic Church.

Repeated attempts for more than a decade to expel the guilty and clean up the organisation foundered on the power of an unembarrassable leadership to override all external advice, even when it arose from investigations commissioned by Fifa itself.

Tria arrived in the wake of the September 11 attacks, when it arose as a way for the government to protect the insurance companies from taking huge losses that would put them out of business after a terrorist attack.

Mr. McCain was confronted with the polarizing social issue first thing this morning when it arose for the second day in a row on his Straight Talk Express campaign bus, which is drawing ever more reporters as the New Hampshire primary nears.

When it arises within the pelvis, detection may be limited due to its deep location, and the patient may only seek medical attention when the tumor is quite large.

"When it arises, we will face it".

"He will consider the issue if and when it arises," it said.

It's a great opportunity at some stage when it arises.

A cross-curricular approach allows citizenship to be incorporated into other lessons as and when it arises, says Latham.