Sentence examples for be emerging along from inspiring English sources

There has been litigation on the issue and the federal circuit courts have ruled differently but the law appears to be emerging along these lines: The employer may not have an obligation to inform workers about a pending sweeter deal unless asked.

"A new generation is emerging along with the Internet," he said.

A little restaurant row to rival Smith Street is emerging along Fifth Avenue, a short walk away.

For Latinos here, groups seem to be forming by the week, and new maps are emerging along with them.

Mr. Held's geometry was emerging, along with the idea that it might extend beyond and exploit the canvas edges.

Professor Porter said litigation was emerging along two fronts: homeowners are contesting foreclosures, and investors are charging that shoddy loan originations or servicing have increased their losses.

Because of this retreat, many glaciers are now flowing faster and terrain previously ice-covered is emerging along the coast – but not at the rate suggested.

"There is a huge hotel subdistrict that is emerging along Greenwich Street and Washington Streets," said Ms. Berger of the Alliance for Downtown New York, including the world's tallest Holiday Inn at 99 Washington Street, which is slated to have 350 rooms and be nearly 448 feet high; a 190-room Four Seasons at 99 Church Street; and a 90-room as yet unnamed hotel at 87 Chambers Street.

"Meanwhile, in east London, Roman streets, homes, and shop fronts are emerging along the Walbrook channel.

City limits are expanding and so-called "mega-cities" are emerging, along with "mega-regions" and "mega-corridors".

Wall styles, which look and feel similar to art pieces, yet incorporate lighting in are emerging, along with table lamps that look anything but the part.