Sentence examples for coming into light from inspiring English sources

Despite the booming application of nanotechnology, there have been serious implications which are coming into light in the recent years within different environmental compartments, namely air, water and soil and its likely impact on the human health.

"He asked everybody who prayed to walk forward and come into light," Mr. Helstrom says.

The crewman was carrying a tire just removed from Power's car, and the tire came into light contact with Dixon's car as he sped away.

Some of them, he said, are among "the most serious charges to come into light within the penal code in the State of New York".

This came into light when a fake hepatitis B vaccination programme in Pakistan was used to identify the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden.

The concept of information-centric networks (ICN) has also come into light during the last half decade.

The new dogma that came into light was "the best industrial policy is not having one" (Ocampo and Martínez 2011).

The microglia also comes into light when we see that cytokines also play their role in primary headaches [10].

Besides the potential uses of fluid phase regulators in substitution therapy, a novel use of C4BP came into light when it was shown that human complement on swine endothelial cells was inhibited by a surface bound form of C4BP-GPI (consisting of short consensus repeats 1 8 (SCRs1–8) of a-chain of C4BP and a glycosyl-phosphatidyl-inositol (GPI) moiety of DAF [86].

Now the troika of SolarCity, and the Gigafactory and Tesla comes into light for the first time: There is synergy.

Do you feel like you have justified all the wrongs that have come into light and occurred throughout this week?