Sentence examples for easily emerge from inspiring English sources

Local resistance fighters could not easily emerge from their hide-outs.

That issue of "inclusivity" has now been resolved – yet other hitches could easily emerge.

With the race to be the biggest party so finely balanced, either side could just as easily emerge in front.

For their part, however, advisers to Mr. Menendez contend that the congressman would easily emerge as the most dominant figure in a Democratic primary.

And although Mr. Gold tells his story with considerable charm, he also paces it so evenly that major events do not easily emerge from the whole tableau.

Mr Miliband doesn't want to talk about it, but he could easily emerge as the head a minority government reliant on SNP co-operation on a "vote by vote" basis to get his measures through the Commons.

Obama was involved in a match-up of titans against Hillary Clinton; and he would easily emerged victorious in the general election.

NBC easily emerged as the victor with its presentation of a preseason football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Oakland Raiders, pulling in an estimated average of 7.3 million total viewers during the night.

Out of all the analyzed apps, iOS and Android alike, the Games category easily emerged as the one having the most fake reviews with 41% of the apps flagged for fake reviews being games.

At that pivotal 2009 Chicago meeting when the Common Core was presented to schools chiefs and governors, a consensus easily emerged.

"I Shall Be Released" could easily have emerged in the late eighteen-hundreds, from a factory or a farm or any part of America that wasn't level with the rest of the country.