Sentence examples for emerged for instance from inspiring English sources

No collective strategy for promoting cocoa productivity has so far emerged, for instance.

He has emerged, for instance, as an advocate of tightened immigration laws, arguing that children born in the U.S. to unauthorized immigrants shouldn't be given citizenship.

The jihadists use the vast expanse of the Sahara to train recruits from across the region.Other al-Qaeda offshoots have emerged, for instance, in Yemen and Lebanon.

Later, more results about normality criteria concerning shared values have emerged; for instance, see [8 10].

And later, more results about normality criteria concerning shared values have emerged, for instance, (see [8 10]).

New methods for collecting this type of data have recently emerged, for instance using videos or photographs that are presented and assessed during workshops or meetings, or through electronic data devices.

It emerges, for instance, that everything that happened during his period of military service in Morocco had matured his work and given it its true meaning.

Fixing policies round the politics, as opposed to the reverse, leads to the philosophical incoherence found in A Journey, where Blair emerges, for instance, as an instinctive liberal – except on law and order.

Under his patient gaze, the inner connections of Kafka's writing emerge; for instance, he sees the mysterious world of "The Castle," encountered by the land surveyor, K., as a sort of limbo into which Josef K., from Kafka's earlier novel "The Trial," has fallen.

In the first case, the author has chosen the degree to which a reader is uncertain, and has determined the wider parameters within which questions can be asked; in the latter, a different curiosity emerges, for instance with biography being crudely used to analyse the work, or rejected material being used to clarify the author's decisions.

No curve is perfect in real life, so sweet spots emerge, for instance, the 3x to 7x zone occurs about 5% of the time.