Wondering how to use Arise in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as rise or become.
Arise in a sentence
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Arise meaning
- To come up from a lower to a higher position.
- To come up from one's bed or place of repose; to get up.
- To spring up; to come into action, being, or notice; to become operative, sensible, or visible; to begin to act a part; to present itself.
Synonyms of Arise
Arise in Dutch
Example sentences (20)
Historically, problems arise when Democrats and Republicans are forced to compromise; this situation is no different.
A big thank you to Frank, Sterling, Paul and Zach from Calvary Chapel of Kennebec Valley and Arise Addiction Recovery.
Make sure you are aware of their fees as well as any additional costs that may arise during the legal process.
As opportunities arise and volunteer work continues to evolve, the Badgers Give Back program takes advantage.
He added: “But, while we can’t deal with all the problems that arise, there are mechanisms for joint working around them.
Several risks can arise when deploying Copilot in its current form, said Litan, one of the authors of the Gartner report.
Currently boasting an impressive tally of 43 home runs, questions arise – could he reach the 60-home run mark this season?
In her opinion, challenges also arise when they need help finding common ground with pet owners, leading to disagreements.
For now, Regina residents are left in the dark about whether or not they should expect this issue to arise again next year.
Mrs Begum said: “These offences arise out of an incident where the police sighted a vehicle being driven by this defendant.
Brig Gen Ahmed made this disclosure on Friday, May 19, while appearing on Arise TV’s breakfast programme, The Punch reported.
Hawkins said she still plans to spend plenty of time listening to any student concerns that could arise.
If a corner did arise on what to do I think we were excellent on clearing out the first and second goal.
President-elect Mr Tharman can do much to inspire such people to arise in leadership across the country.
Serious difficulties, including as legal trouble and reputational harm, might arise from a data breach.
And because they come from the same ecosystem, Apple’s resourceful support network can easily help with any problems that arise.
He continues to defend that position, underlining the complications that can arise when two historically-oppressed groups clash.
Okay, you have a family, teach several courses, how do you respond to the necessary conflicts that arise from these commitments?
Because they are both low maintenance, issues do not arise as often as it does in other combinations.
One of the most important but possibly less understood taxes that can arise when someone dies is that of inheritance tax, or IHT.
Common combinations with arise
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- arise from 25×
- that arise 19×
- may arise 18×
- can arise 15×
- arise when 15×
- arise in 14×
- they arise 13×
- arise and 13×
- to arise 13×
- might arise 10×
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