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Meanings of give rise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "produce"
Examples for "produce"
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New Hampshire: Will produce publicly available information, according to local media reports.
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Farmers in Italy said they want new international markets for their produce.
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Yet the performance regime demands councils continue to produce so-called 'up-front' allocations.
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They produce original research, create useful technology and stimulate the global economy.
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Ultimately a given rider can produce a certain amount of power output.
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The New Year period may bring about a welcome change of scenery.
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Have words and arguments lost their power to bring about social change?
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Just possibly, these new Authorities can bring about real change, from within.
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To bring about radical political change, we need to build from below.
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The project has sparked much-needed debate and helped bring about real change.
Usage of give rise in English
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Changes in command necessitated adjustments that could give rise to new problems.
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Fluctuations within each local minimum give rise to a small statistical error.
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Development deals or oral pitch meetings more easily give rise to claims.
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These aerodynamic effects may give rise to aural discomfort in railway passengers.
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New wants in animals give rise to new movements which produce organs.
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Every factor liable to give rise to the habit should be removed.
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First, consider the natural circumstances which give rise to such a style.
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Other cells will, in time, give rise to the protective foetal membranes.
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Such an encounter might give rise to a fast-spreading illness, they suggested.
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The friendships that give rise to complaints are confined to the Useful.
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It would be no light thing that would give rise to it.
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No mere whim of the spirit can give rise to a world-revolution.
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Each Helmholtz of the future will give rise to a thousand Edisons.
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The contradictory vibe could give rise to a few misunderstandings and errors.
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The observations made by one frequently give rise to observations from another.
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Dysregulation of cytokine signaling could give rise to many of these symptoms.
