Sentence examples for emerge better from inspiring English sources
They, and Dempsey in particular, will emerge better off – like all romcom leads.
In fact, Mr. Matuszewski said, the statues may emerge better off for their ordeal.
Get this part of the operation right, and both the EU and NATO will emerge better equipped to deal with the new threats that may lie ahead.
Some of the scents emerge better than others, and he did not include the hint of cigar box that red wines may display.
It's also easy to assume the Patriots will weather the suspension just fine and actually emerge better on the other side.
And over all, he talked about how New York would emerge better and stronger, how his city would never bow to mere terrorism.
Many economists feel that borrowing money to cope with an emergency of that sort makes sense — ultimately, the country emerges better off.
Students enjoyed learning rather than being drilled, and emerged better prepared for A levels or apprenticeships.
Several key themes emerged: better access, better quality services, better attention to physical and mental healthcare, better preventive care.
The person who has gone through suffering, and emerges better from the experience, is strengthened but it was not the suffering but the person's own moral fibre that made them better.
In communities along the Indian coast, women who had lost their husbands learned marketable skills like arts and crafts and emerged better able to provide for themselves and their children than they were before the disaster.
