Examples of 'it gave rise' in a sentence
Meaning of "it gave rise"
Indicates that a particular event, action, or situation resulted in the emergence or development of something else. This phrase suggests that the mentioned factor was the cause or catalyst for the creation or occurrence of a subsequent event or phenomenon
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It gave rise to weeks of heated public debate.
The technical problems it gave rise to in some countries have been solved.
It gave rise to jealousy among the villagers.
It documents the living conditions of workers and the solidarity to which it gave rise.
It gave rise to very few critical comments.
The importance of this cult is such that it gave rise to the annual pilgrimages.
It gave rise to technical and financial costs.
The ambiguities currently associated with it gave rise to misunderstandings that hindered its application.
It gave rise to the despotic canons of beauty.
I am grateful for the Viking association as it gave rise to a new short story.
It gave rise to two very different books.
One view was that it should be deleted, since it gave rise to uncertainty.
That is why it gave rise to a lot of questions beforehand.
Poverty was a serious threat to peace, because it gave rise to conflicts and instability.
It gave rise to very lively debate.
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Once all these elements together, it gave rise to continue the ambitious project.
And it gave rise to the idea that it was extraterrestrial.
Her indifference was sometimes seen as arrogance, and it gave rise to rumours and slander.
Perhaps it gave rise to excessive expectations.
Although this approach answered confidentiality concerns, it gave rise to two significant limitations.
It gave rise to the contractual principle of laesio enormis.
The cables recognise the pervasiveness of government corruption, and the scandals it gave rise to.
It gave rise to experimental science and scientific method.
Contextual reading of RD and 9REN 's reliance on it gave rise to legitimate expectation.
It gave rise to a rejuvenated extreme right.
In the 19th century it gave rise to systematic consideration.
It gave rise to the concept of the acid test.
Obviously, it gave rise to concern.
It gave rise to the demand for the fuel.
Yeah, it 's kind of weird, but it gave rise to a sense of loyalty.
It gave rise to problems of delimitation of offences and conflict of qualifications.
Although the effort failed, it gave rise to the idea of worker self-management.
It gave rise to considerable travel costs and waste of time.
In the English-speaking world, it gave rise to more people-centred works.
It gave rise to violent attacks.
Yeah, it 's kinda weird, but it gave rise to a sense of loyalty.
It gave rise to the internet as we know and use it today.
Yes. Obviously, it gave rise to concern.
It gave rise to the peace movements across the globe.
A bit too much as it gave rise to a small communication misfires.
It gave rise to two significantly different detected temperature slopes.
Nevertheless, it gave rise to the addition of many amendments.
It gave rise to civilization.
So much so that it gave rise to a new family, that of gourmet perfumes.
It gave rise to a system of ethics and education at once simple and exalted.
Eventually, it gave rise to the Russian kokoshnik.
It gave rise to rural brick making industries scattered throughout the county.
As a result, it gave rise to the PC revolution.
It gave rise to the fear that a basic income would make women much too independent.
Over time it gave rise to several new towns that broke off and incorporated separately.
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