Sentence examples for emerged in the context of from inspiring English sources
The GFL emerged in the context of the BSE scandal.
Airbus notified investors of the potential issues in April, saying that the discovery of irregularities had emerged "in the context of its internal compliance improvement programme".
"This is an agreement with the last of the great guerrilla movements that emerged in the context of the cold war," said Gonzalo Sánchez, director of the National Centre of Historical Memory in Bogotá.
The same aspect of a patronising elite emerged in Professor Mike Kenny's analysis in which anxiety about multiculturalism had emerged in the context of a wider process of working-class dispossession.
In a statement Thursday, the antifraud office said it was "currently looking into new elements that have emerged in the context of media reports" in relation to Mr. Dalli.
Roediger writes that, in America, "scientific racism" — the sort of grand theorizing that Painter chronicles — emerged "in the context of the pro-slavery argument and as a response to abolitionism".
Why did that tape emerge in the context of the Gordon Taylor/News of the World phone hacking case?
New data about parasomnias are emerging in the context of a "folk psychology" that has been shaped by a century of Freudian opinion.
Further, this early Maratha-Sikh alliance prefigures later coalitions that were to emerge in the context of the Durrānī attacks on Punjab.
The other significant twist has to do with the fact that the new anti-evolution – make that anti-science – bills are emerging in the context of the most vigorous assault on public education in recent history.
Mr. MacGregor's treatise on Judith Scott and her art, "Metamorphosis: The Fiber Art of Judith Scott" (Creative Growth Art Center, 1999), the basis for several international exhibitions, explores both the artist's methods and the larger question of whether an artist of stature can emerge in the context of "massively impaired intellectual development".
