Sentence examples for cases emerge from inspiring English sources
Where may these use cases emerge?
As more of these cases emerge, the controversy about them will grow.
As headline cases emerge daily, there remains the difficult legal question of whether rules can be changed retrospectively.
I have a feeling that, as individual cases emerge, this unfair cut will boomerang on the Government and prove to be not worth the candle.
Specialists in NHS Lothian said they believed they had identified and decontaminated the suspected source of the outbreak in industrial cooling towers in the south-west of the city, and seen fewer cases emerge overnight on Tuesday.
Pressure to reform the criminal courts charge, which was introduced earlier this year, has increased as more cases emerge of impoverished people being forced to pay hundreds of pounds for minor offences – in addition to any fines.
No new cases emerged today, she said.
That amount could rise if new polio cases emerged.
Three Ebola cases emerged in Liberia on Friday.
Other cases emerged, as people stepped forward to report having been molested as children or adolescents.
When the first cases emerged in 2006, they looked like low-hanging fruit for federal prosecutors.
