Liberals and even some conservatives observe that the welfare state arose precisely because in the first part of this century, private charities failed to adequately address the needs of the poor.

Indeed, the outlaw charisma - the lower-depths soulfulness - that Mr. Brewer lovingly bestows on DJay arises precisely from his ability to keep women in their place.

Alongside the exhibition of the evolution of astronomy, the story of the AOL is reported, since it arose precisely in the middle of that century.

These are quadratic characters: in general, the primitive quadratic characters arise precisely from the Kronecker symbol.

The problem arises precisely because subclassing implies subtyping even in the instances where the principle of subtyping, known as the Liskov substitution principle, does not hold.

Indeed, alarm arises precisely because the Guardian's initiative, we readers are assured, was conceptualised in consultation with just about everybody and everything.

This dismissive attitude is common among writers from probability and economics: Smullyan's paradox arises precisely because he takes no account whatever of probability or utility.

Misgivings about the direction in which some of America's "culture" is heading arise precisely because the American way today tends to be the way of the world tomorrow.

However, he conveniently ignores that moral acceptance of heart transplant procedures arose precisely because of such debates.

In an electroless copper bath the conductor path layers arise precisely on these tracks.