Meanings of arise only in English

Such similarities did not, however, arise only from natural causes.

Such questions arise only in the absence of love.

It will solve all problems, because problems arise only because we are groping in the dark.

It takes responsible self-ordering that can arise only in the spirit of one's own disciplined being.

It may now be stated definitely that all known living organisms arise only from pre-existing living organisms.

That is to say, it may arise only when certain physical particles take on a certain order.

The parent's moral right can arise only from his kindness, and his civil right only from his money.

I would have thought it was obvious that the question of sanctions can arise only when the report is complete.

The variations in the market price of such commodities, therefore, can arise only from some accidental variation in the demand.

In such cases the giving of information can arise only from two causes, the one excusable, the other infamous, viz.

These phenomena arise only when man cannot see the reverse side of his being and the urgency of his problem.

High Curie temperatures arise only when empty minority-spin or majority-spin d states lie at the Fermi level in the impurity band.

The euro was built on the assumption that markets correct their own excesses, and that imbalances arise only in the public sector.

The former is able to intuit only, the latter only to think; knowledge can arise only as the result of their union.

And the complement to this is the feeling that virtue and character can arise only from doing what is disagreeable or difficult.

Surprisingly, gut lymphatics also initiate in the left DM and arise only after-and dependent on-arteriogenesis, implicating arteries as drivers of gut lymphangiogenesis.