Arising [adjective]

Now, groups representing low-income people, prisoners and immigrants are racing to get as many individuals hooked into the system as possible in advance of the deadline, which has already been moved back as obstacles arose.

It might have been a signal from Barrett that she does not intend to sit out all cases arising from the 2020 election, a pledge Democratic senators tried unsuccessfully to get her to take.

Social media support networks have arisen in places from Nome to Greensboro to encourage and protect those willing to come forward, an environment that might explain more cases exploding into view.

Like the epic wildfires this year across California, Oregon, and Washington, the wildfires in Colorado arose amid a year of extreme heat and dryness.

When subsequent interactions arise, then, you can impress that customer by already knowing what they’re looking for and what they might need support with.

Optmyzr offers a variety of ways to keep accounts in great shape while still finding out about problems when they do arise.

Until the modern pension system arose about a century ago, aging parents were highly vulnerable and needed their adult children and daughters-in-law to care for them in their later years.

A great deal of Conway’s serious mathematical work also arose from his penchant for playing mathematical games.

Rather than asking marketing or agency teams to come up with meme ideas, marketers and agency execs should be putting systems in place so that those teams know what to do should the moment arise, according to agency execs.

The problem also arises when multiple teams are working on the same research in parallel, as is increasingly the case today.