We could afford the financial crisis, which arose from politicians' unwillingness to regulate their paymasters.
[Juror 2] described a loud disagreement which arose between [Juror 1] and [Dallas].
But it was a very good opportunity to train and play at this level which arose.
This was, explicitly, an allusion to isis, which arose out of the civil war's chaos.
We apologise for the mistake, which arose from our misinterpretation of data submitted by the school.
Early civilizations, which arose by waterways, depended on watercraft for transport.
This is an interesting commentary on an attempt to uphold a law which arose from the prosecution of fascists.
Khaksar was a founding member of the Taliban movement, which arose in Kandahar in the early nineties.
(The movement that today's populism most closely resembles is Ross Perot's, which arose, similarly, during a downturn).
It was, Freud would later write, "the most important personal relationship which arose from the meeting at Worcester".
This weekend marks the second round of a byelection which arose following the disgraced budget minister's resignation as MP.
