Sentence examples for emerge sometime from inspiring English sources

This year, she suggested that such a technology may emerge sometime within "a two-year horizon".

His proposed bill is expected to emerge sometime in the fall and to closely follow the Chamber's proposal.

According to the New York Daily News, teeming hordes of Brood II cicadas will likely emerge sometime between mid-April and late May.

The recipe and the pattern sit undisturbed throughout the year, only to emerge sometime after Thanksgiving so that she can start the three-day process of building the thing.

Had Cubic Zirconia emerged sometime between 1983 and 1986, the era that it most plainly covets, it would have found a neat home amid the steamy electro-funk of the day.

On the part of the Boxers, there emerged sometime in the autumn of 1899 a move to gain access to the court under the slogan "Support for the Qing and extermination of foreigners".

Sociologists believe that modern governments emerged sometime between the 12th and 18th centuries.

Deities must have emerged sometime in the preceding Predynastic Period (before 3100 BC) and grown out of prehistoric religious beliefs.

Although our results contain noise, a key result emerges: sometime in the late 1970s, the USA stopped tracking its comparators and began to fall behind (table 1).

Epidemiological studies of these populations suggest that female adolescents are at greater risk for developing depression, with this difference first emerging sometime around the period of mid adolescence [ 8].

Similarly, a careful reconstruction of the fold superfamily repertoire of LUCA showed it emerged sometime between 2.9 and 2 billion years ago, after the development of primordial ribosomal protein synthesis [ 27].