Sentence examples for emerged for example from inspiring English sources

Under the City Code, Glencore was barred from making an offer for six months, expiring in mid-December, unless certain conditions emerged (for example, a third-party offer).

Indeed, the public disclosure of her emails have, if anything, helped to humanise her: it emerged, for example, that she watches The Good Wife and Parks and Recreation but needed an aide's help to find Homeland.

He said: "Using GM technology, there are now varieties of major crops, rice, wheat and maize being produced that are drought resistant, flood resistant, saline resistant and disease resistant, which could transform Africa's ability to feed its people... Some products have emerged, for example, from South Africa.

A black belt in karate, he has been attacking Ms Whitman relentlessly, in part because this is so easy it has emerged, for example, that Ms Whitman did not vote for much of her adult life and only became certifiably Republican suspiciously recently.

Other concerns emerged, for example overstocking issues.

Such problems have emerged for example in the practices of inquiry surrounding the treatment of AIDS.

She also ensures that patterns do not emerge; for example, that every third question has answer "b".

No doubt plenty of things we can't even think of now will emerge (for example, who predicted eBay?).

Reporters have often commented on his easygoing manner, the charming jocularity that emerges, for example, in his fondness for bestowing nicknames.

Other browsers, based on the same underlying technology, have already begun to emerge; for example, a Mozilla-based, Internet Explorer-free version of NeoPlanet is already in development.

It has been fractured in many ways, but among the young generation you see more and more collectives emerging, for example, and no end of small journals and so on, people re-engaging with that tradition".