Sentence examples for cases emerging from inspiring English sources

"There are cases emerging of sexual assault by priests on minors, particularly boys," he said in a statement.

The cases emerging from the insider trading inquiry have come in fits and bursts over the last two months.

There are two streams of cases emerging in the federal courts on this law, and they pose a kind of Catch-22.

The bill is supported by all parties, except the Independence party (which seems to be involved in the greatest number of corruption cases emerging in Iceland these days – coincidence?).

When the scandal erupted in Europe in 2010, with cases emerging in Ireland and the pope's native Germany — including some that called into question how Benedict handled an abuse case when he was archbishop of Munich in 1980 — the Vatican issued new guidelines, essentially telling bishops to report abuse cases to the police where local laws required it.

Over the next several years, outbreaks of chikungunya fever occurred sporadically, with cases emerging in regions already affected by the disease as well as in previously unaffected countries, such as Bhutan in south-central Asia and the French portion of the island of Saint Martin in the Caribbean Sea.

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.