Examples of using Arise from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
To be strong and to be free To see day arise from night.
problems that can arise from the everyday world,
These could arise from a sudden condition,
a person becomes vulnerable to fears that may arise from anywhere.
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This is partially due to changes in self-perception that arise from physical changes that occur in the body,
indirect which might arise from the purchase of products.
The problem is that when phenomena arise from confusion and ignorance,
These could arise from a sudden condition,
Many day traders make dozens of trades every market day hoping to capture profits that arise from small intraday price fluctuations.
which is crucial in preventing harmful complications that can arise from radiation exposure.
It refers to the risk that can arise from market forces,
issues that may arise from the everyday world,
Numerous questions arise from this social experiment regarding the moral norms and conventions the photographic subjects address.
This allows the patient to examine unresolved conflicts and symptoms that arise from past dysfunctional relationships.
Meyerle told me that what most excites him are the possibilities that arise from monitoring the entire life cycle of a worker at any given company.
also called gastroenteritis can arise from 30 minutes to 3 days after consumption of food contaminated by viruses,
Many day traders dozens of trades every market day hoping to capture profits that arise from small intraday price fluctuations.
Dr. Werner Gitt makes it clear that one of the things we know for sure from science is that information cannot arise from disorder by chance.
All language and thought arise from this word, it is the energy vibrations of the universe itself.