Sentence examples for emerged differences from inspiring English sources

While no differences between cadres emerged, differences between sectors were present: public sector providers were twice as likely to consider excessive bleeding and painful menstruation to be unacceptable barriers to IUD provision.

But there are clearly emerging differences of approach.

"There are a number of emerging differences we have seen in recent months around Syria, around human rights," he said.

While Mr. Obama said he opposed calls to boycott the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia, he acknowledged "emerging differences" with his Russian counterpart.

"The latest episode is just one more in a number of emerging differences that we've seen over the last several months".

Again two potential explanations emerge: differences in the characteristics of migrants or in the economic conditions at the time of arrival.

Judging and discriminating (in both senses) re-emerge; differences matter.

And don't be scared of emerging differences between your lives.

The second aim was to find etiological models for any emerging differences.

These preliminary differences may also suggest that POPAC has value by generating such emerging differences and study hypotheses for further exploration.

However, when we inspected large numbers of B cells, there emerged significant differences between the groups.