Examples of 'now arises' in a sentence
Meaning of "now arises"
now arises: Implies the emergence or onset of a certain situation, issue, or question at the present moment
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The issue of domestic operation now arises.
The question now arises as to the source of dreams.
But a string of questions now arises.
But now arises the difficulty.
A second problem now arises.
A question now arises about the politicisation of the military.
The question of the applicable law in such cases now arises.
The question now arises as to what our responsibilities are here at home.
The question of a new qualitative leap for this approach now arises.
The question now arises as to whether its mandate should be modified.
The problem of the relations between functional maturation and functional learning now arises.
The question that now arises in view of the delay is as follows.
Therefore, the issue of the European Union 's responsibility now arises.
The question now arises as to whether all this can be made to work.
What question about the “ other sheep ” now arises?
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A problem now arises as to how the users should behave in such a situation.
Further procedure Therefore the question now arises of how to proceed with the draft directive.
There now arises the task of forming imaginary space by means of a material object.
After everything the question that now arises is why Sipusic remains employed by the police.
The question now arises of whether we should move away from this practice.
Almost 50 % of its overall turnover now arises in Europe, excluding Sweden.
The question now arises as to how we manage water shortages and water pollution.
Therefore, the question that now arises is where is the alternative model?
The question now arises as to how concrete measures could reduce the militia workload.
The question that now arises is when she will be eligible for release.
The question now arises of why the underground tests produced such widely differing results.
But against the Power that now arises there is no victory. [… ] The West has failed.
The question now arises whether such a ‘ Rump ' World Government should compel Russia to join.
So the question that now arises in this, what constitutes political activity?
The question now arises as to what the Commission has done with the Fergusson report.
The question now arises as to the role of the European Commission.
The question now arises as to whether we want to change this or not?
The problem now arises as to how to unscrew back cover 6 when this is necessary.
The question now arises for perhaps some readers, are these products self produced?
The question now arises about other diseases, particularly AIDS.
The question now arises What is the value of this evidence?
The big question now arises what happens after DA'ESH will be defeated?
The question now arises, After getting out of false religion, where should a person go?
Federal EA now arises before several expert tribunals, particularly through the terms of the CEAA/12.
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