Sentence examples for answer emerging from inspiring English sources

The answer emerging from experiments on animals and people is that the brain has evolved to shape itself, starting in infancy, according to what it encounters in the external world.

The answer emerging in New Jersey, and around the nation, is the notion of psychological care that is "culturally competent," an approach that begins with the conviction that what may be different is not automatically pathological.

And by the time he came to work on Monday morning, he had the answer: emerging markets". In 1984, he wrote a book and titled it "Emerging Securities Markets," which didn't sell too well because it had no exhaustive subtitle, but did establish his claim to the coinage (which will stand until I get an earlier written citation).

The social science research programme of the ANRS 12249 TasP trial, like the social science components in other ongoing UTT trials, will not be able to answer emerging public health and operational questions relating to operational scale-up of UTT interventions.

On Monday, the answer emerged.

At Wheeler's party, the beginnings of an answer emerge.

Unfortunately, among Libyan experts, no single answer emerges.

The prevailing answer emerges from the law and economics literature.

It was then that an unexpected answer emerged: loneliness.

I chewed over the question as I chewed my pork chops, but no answer emerged.

In the case of some sports -- kickboxing and basketball in particular -- no obvious answer emerged.