Sentence examples for are surfacing again from inspiring English sources

State and local government officials in New York are worried that logistical problems that plagued the count 10 years ago are surfacing again.

There is no possibility of a romantic attachment, but by insisting that human ties can be based on something both more and less than sex, Mr Ozpetek makes a touching humanist statement.Successful women directors, too, are surfacing again in Italy, for more or less the first time since Lina Wertmuller in the 1970s.

Rumors of video streaming from Netflix for Macs are surfacing again and for no apparent reason.

That line of argument is surfacing again in Moscow.

One particularly pernicious and enduring canard that is surfacing again is that Israel pursues "apartheid" policies.

The problem is surfacing again this week at an international meeting on water and waste in Stockholm.

It is surfacing again as Saudi Arabia tries to build a coalition of producers to extract concessions in Copenhagen.

I'm not sure that the trauma of her first husband's death had ever completely disappeared; it seemed to be surfacing again in the context of my father's death.

One of the most classic American political debates — state versus federal law — is surfacing again in the banking sector, as regulators work to put in place the financial reforms passed a year ago in Washington.

And then, within moments, the mother was surfacing again off to our stern and doubling back in our direction, but this time with her newborn male in tow: a miniature version of herself — if two tons of anything can be referred to as miniature — the calf's skin still shiny and smooth.

Compared to notorious killers like driving, smoking or drinking, nuclear risks -- though objectively carrying little danger in their modern deployments -- stir the deepest fears in Americans, a terror that is surfacing again as engineers strive to contain the crisis at Japan's crippled Fukushima Daiichi power station.