Sentence examples for either emerges from inspiring English sources

The two candidates have already spent $5 million attacking one another, and it's unlikely that either emerges from the coming two-month runoff campaign unscathed.

The CSD distributions show the scalp areas where the current flow either emerges from the brain onto the scalp (sources) or enters from the scalp into the brain (sink).

The recently published National Clinical Guidelines for management of PDOC 1 in the UK highlight the need for follow-up evaluation at regular intervals (6 12 monthly until the patient either emerges or a diagnosis of permanent VS or MCS is made), and also the systematic collection of longitudinal data to evaluate outcome, including application of structured assessment tools.

But did either emerge victorious?

(Which person, if either, emerged the winner is open to interpretation).

"And he will either emerge as a stronger candidate, or, if he is flawed, those flaws will become apparent".

Leggett warned that governments, regulators and investors need to undertake an urgent reappraisal of the valuation placed on fossil fuel assets that could be left stranded by either emerging clean technologies or robust climate change policies.

Much of this voluptuous grandeur has either emerged from cleaning nicotine-stained surfaces and ripping-up worn-out carpets, or by recreating what had gone missing over the years: elaborate lamps, classical friezes, terracotta-fronted boxes.

A good result for the party, for example retaining all or most of these, would give it a bloc which could interest Labour or the Conservatives – should either emerge from the election short of seats to provide a working majority.

The sheep weren't helping either, emerging suddenly from the mist to startle me.

These arboviruses are either emerging or re-emerging in many regions with recent documented outbreaks in the United States.