Sentences with phrase «arose as»

With the advancement in Internet technology craze for online dating sites for marriage arose as this is very helpful for those, seeking partner whether for lifetime relationship or just for fun.

Many questions arose as to whether it was appropriate to wear short or long for the occasion.

Long before Christy Turlington graced the cover of Vogue in Calvin Klein and Upward Facing Bow, the postures associated with modern yoga arose as a way to prepare the body for long spells of seated meditation: Open hips to accommodate a cross-legged seat; a strong back to hold a straight spine; equanimity between the left and right hemispheres of the brain for clear focus.

A question arose as to the proper breathing.

The authors say that the particular combination of species currently infected by dog - related rabies probably arose as a combined effect of historical spread by humans and host jumping.

In a study of currently incarcerated male adolescents, physical neglect during childhood arose as the strongest predictor of violent behavior, said William McGuigan, associate professor of human development and family studies at Penn State Shenango.

Bermudez said that using a combination of drugs to treat tuberculosis arose as an attempt to prevent antibiotic resistance.

The three studies, Plasterk says, suggest that the destruction of mRNA to shut down genes evolved long ago, is shared by many species, and likely arose as a way to stem the proliferation of useless genetic trivia.

As steam engines became increasingly widespread in the 19th century, the question soon arose as to how to optimise them.

These clocks arose as an adaptation to dramatic swings in daylight hours and temperature caused by the Earth's rotation.

The creatures first arose as hybrids between two closely related species of sexually reproducing lizards: the little striped whiptail (A. inornata) and the tiger whiptail (A. tigris).

«It was once believed that effector and memory cells arose as two distinct populations, with some cells initially fated to be effector type and some to be memory,» McDonald said.

The present study arose as the Skordalakes laboratory sought to better understand the role of TRBD in telomerase function.

The case arose as an outgrowth of the Northwest Forest Plan, a 1994 deal that allows logging on federal lands but reduces some of the industry's destructive practices.

«Mitochondria arose as a bacterial intruder in ancient cells, and much of their biology has to be understood in this light.

The clash arose as Stern, a Suffolk County legislator, unveiled a seven - point «full women's equality agenda,» with pay equity and funding for Planned Parenthood as top priorities.

This declaration arose as a result of the fact that Osun State House of Assembly had directed some government officials and organisations to appear before it for the probe of the N34.9 billion bailout fund given to the state by the Federal Government.

According to Speaker Selwyn Lloyd, the now famous disorderly behaviour of MPs during PMQs first arose as a result of the personal animosity between Harold Wilson and Edward Heath; before this PMQs had been lively but comparatively civilised.

Controversy, however arose as to under which police custody should the senator be kept, even as his counsel was heard expressing fears that his client «will be killed», if remanded anywhere in Kogi State.

[35] Progressive conservatism first arose as a distinct ideology in the United Kingdom under Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli's «One Nation» Toryism.

The organic movement arose as part of a wave of environmentalism that sprang up in opposition to the industrialisation of British agriculture that occurred in the immediate post-war years.

Issues arose as kids grew up - it seemed to make more sense to have a co-op made up of families with children of a similar age, since the older kids were bored by going to the home of a younger child.

The nebulous «Spirit of Vatican II» thus arose as a warrant for whatever whims one wished, while the writings were received and appropriated piecemeal in instances of progressive prooftexting.

Out of the Christian impulse, although utilizing concepts derived from pre-Christian Rome and Greece, international law arose as a generally acknowledged set of customs for the regulation of intercourse between states.

A thought that arose as I read your comment: The debates over the inerrancy of the Bible — are they not just camouflaged debates about the inerrancy of my or your or whoever's interpretation?

Family religion arose as a means of returning to «simple Bible truths» which made good citizens.8

Christianity arose as a new voluntary community set overagainst communities of kinship and custom.

But concerns about the film's graphic and gory depictions of torture soon arose as well.

(15) It is important to recognize that sociology arose as a distinct discipline in response to a specific social crisis.

It arose as response to a speculation that, itself, arose as a response to «the situation of emergency,» to use Frank Lentricchia's phrase (AP 106).

This method arose as a result of the enlightenment and post-enlightenment eras as an attempt to discredit and disprove the historical accuracy of the Bible, and Christian academia has taken the weapons and tools of the enemy and converted them to our own use, in an attempt to prove the accuracy and truthfulness of Scripture.

The narrative of this book's subtitle, The Rise and Fall of Disbelief in the Modern World, runs as follows: the corruption of the Church was so horrendous that it made belief in its God cease to be credible; atheism thus arose as a credible alternative proposing that a new, freer and happier world would arise when belief in God was rejected.

Indeed, it would be a subtle historical task to determine whether the language of community arose as a protest against modernity or whether the language of modernity arose as a protest against what were taken to be the Utopian impulses behind the language of community.

Pragmatism, however, at least the pragmatism of William James, actually arose as a sharp protest against the kind of thinking that Palmer calls objectivism but which was called «positivism» at the time that James was writing in the 1870s and 1880s.

Cheap grace arose as the church became secularized and the world became Christianized.

Hence two views arose as to the nature of the resurrection.

To say this is to take for granted — what indeed has been taken for granted throughout this discussion — that the resurrection of Christ is not to be thought of as a mere belief which arose as a result of reflection on the «real» event (namely, the career of Jesus), but that the resurrection belongs essentially to the event itself.

But difficulties arose as soon as the Gospel spread to the Gentile, Hellenistic world, where it was unknown and sounded strangely primitive.

If it is true to its own origins, theology begins with the death of Jesus, for Christianity itself arose as an interpretation of and response to the death of Jesus.

Given his gift for languages, Hilarion arose as an easy pick for the job by Russian Patriarch Kirill.

Modern Western civilization arose as men sought to throw off the restrictions of the feudal order and to expand their activities into the wider arenas opened up by commerce and exploration.

@Chad «ok, so you have given up on maintaining that Babylonians Romans, Persians, Ottomans ever had any «common practice of destroying the gods, and killing the religious followers of the conquered indigenous people (don't forget, Christianity arose as a sect of Judaism, in an occupied Roman territory (Judea).

When the seat of existence shifted effectively to reflective consciousness, a new type of continuity between successive occasions of experience arose as well as a new separation of the individual thus constituted from all other individuals.

In general, the goal is to immediately put into practice what is learned, and then immediately address any needs or issues that arose as a result of what was done.

This view accepts that humans share ancestry with all other forms of life, and that our species arose as a population, not through a single primal pair.

The science (human population genetics) is clear that our species arose as a population, and that is what I have focused on (since that is my area of expertise).

When they died, a dispute arose as to who bad chosen the better way.

The best businesses in the world arose as corporate structures came into being.

The issue arose as bitcoin surged dramatically, with different exchanges showing big divergences in price.

The potential deal, which arose as the New York - based start - up was seeking funding, likely values Boxed at between $ 325 million and $ 500 million, said the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity.