Sentence examples for emerge anywhere from inspiring English sources

THE next pandemic could emerge anywhere, but there is a good chance that bats will be involved.

Under these extreme conditions, their atoms are combined into new molecular arrangements that would never emerge anywhere else on Earth.

Riders emerge anywhere from sprinkled to soaked as the rafts spin along the water course and then plunge down two steep falls.

Or if it has emerged, now that artemisinin is the standard therapy worldwide then it means it could emerge anywhere," Prof Nosten told the BBC.

We believe the proposed Board Committee on Human Rights could be an effective mechanism for addressing the human rights implications of the company's activities and policies as they emerge anywhere in the world.

Frequent monitoring for leaks is critical to mitigating methane emissions, as leaks can emerge anywhere at any time and can be difficult to predict.

In 1968, Susan Sontag called Roland Barthes "the most consistently intelligent, important, and useful critic — stretching that term — to have emerged anywhere in the last fifteen years".

Researchers trace the roots of our animal love to our distinctly human capacity to infer the mental states of others, a talent that archaeological evidence suggests emerged anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 years ago.

Viewed individually, a… In 1968, Susan Sontag called Roland Barthes "the most consistently intelligent, important, and useful critic — stretching that term — to have emerged anywhere in the last fifteen years".… If I could choose one superpower, it would be flying.

"Secondly, we believe that if a pandemic virus emerges anywhere in the globe, it is inevitable that it will arrive here in the U.S. irrespective of the actions we take at the borders".

By Kristina Budelis September 8, 2010 In 1968, Susan Sontag called Roland Barthes "the most consistently intelligent, important, and useful critic — stretching that term — to have emerged anywhere in the last fifteen years".