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give rise to
Idioms and Phrases
see give birth to , def. 2.Example Sentences
While Khodayari’s research in Cal State L.A.’s Environmental Sustainability and Pollution Control lab focuses on managing contaminants here on Earth, she and Barge immediately saw parallels with the Origins and Habitability lab’s exploration of the conditions that could give rise to life across the universe.
A few clergy believe that Catholic leaders discredited the legitimacy of Biden’s presidency and that this helped give “rise to the violence at the U.S. Capitol.”
So it makes sense that the Princes of K-pop would give rise to an “Idol of Idols,” as the youngest member Taemin has become known.
"So remote that only wilfully ignoring a call would give rise to a call going unactioned," it said.
The work highlights that the interface between animals and humans that may give rise to zoonotic infections or even pandemics is not limited to rural environments and commercial poultry operations, but extends into urban centers.
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