Sentence examples for cases emerges from inspiring English sources
If, in the next few weeks, more Ebola cases turn up on American soil, and, particularly, if a cluster of cases emerges, the politics could get very ugly.
The video plays on to show how a more detailed world picture of new influenza cases emerges as more doctors use the application.
Social accountability in these cases, emerges as accountability rendered through action, reflecting organisational leaders' moral responsibility and their connecting their personal beliefs with action for the common good.
In both cases, emerges a potential role of food as catalyst of policies (from health to environmental protection, from social justice to economical innovation) and a key for planning sustainable territorials systems.
Where may these use cases emerge?
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.
The softening of the previously haughty line comes as two new cases emerged.
