Sentence examples for changes did not emerge from inspiring English sources
His art was changing radically, but the full extent of the changes did not emerge for three years.
Necessary institutional changes did not emerge in time, and Turkey could not respond adequately to the global economic situation.
Although legislative changes did not emerge in the top five priorities of the groups when examined individually; it was the fifth most important priority for all the groups combined.
It may be that although parents waiting for a dog to anticipate changes in social interaction, this does not emerge as the most important benefit once they actually get a dog.
But these changes didn't emerge solely from decade-long court fights.
Movements of social change don't emerge from people of privilege.
Positive change doesn't emerge from the critical stereotypes of the present, but from the ruins of the past, from a tiny, neglected detail in something so familiar we have lost sight of its worth: a stray seed fallen by the wayside, an overlooked feature of an everyday routine, a speck of dust in a football stadium.
Past behaviour was only able to explain 0.5% of the variance in behavioural intentions (R2 change = 0.001, F change = 0.111, P = 0.954), and did not emerge as a significant, independent predictor of intention, contributing negligibly to any additional variance.
Again, the notion of local ownership did not emerge as a strong additional driver for change in our evaluation.
