Sentence examples for emerge on it from inspiring English sources

If a planet is to be inhabited rather than merely habitable, two basic requirements must be met: the planet must first be suitable and then life must emerge on it at some stage.

Studies will emerge on whether it is possible to modify ones religious behavior by using specifically designed medical interventions (such as antibiotics) or probiotics.

If you have suffered from multiple infections and your wisdom tooth shows no sign of emerging on its own, it may be necessary to have the tooth removed.

In the wake of any terrorist attack on the U.S., serious questions inevitably emerge on whether it might have been prevented.

But while a Devon beach emerged on top, it was Cornwall that possessed the largest number of beaches named in the UK top 10.

This realist theory not only casts light on the way life first emerged on earth, it also explains and predicts the systematically fluctuating fortunes of both nature and human society.

Considering how life is thought to have initially emerged on Earth, it makes sense to think that there are multitudes of life forms yet to be discovered.

Just when you thought that the Greece saga had run out of plot twists, another one emerged on Thursday — and it was an important one.

It emerges on one occasion in the history of the biosphere and never appears again.

Russia had first put forward its net governance proposal ahead of the conference, but it emerged on Friday that it had found support from other countries.

When they emerged on Wednesday afternoon it was to announce, as brightly as they could manage, that "a number of issues remain" between the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Sinn Fein.