Sentence examples for emerged time from inspiring English sources

"Domestic violence emerged time and time again, people in really vulnerable situations where there was a crossroads presented," said Lindow.

In dozens of interviews in Loveland and across Larimer County, a similar conclusion emerged time and again: uncertainty or trepidation about the future — with the election simply an expression of those deeper currents.

A new category of TMOs has thus emerged: time-dependent TMOs.

And the failure of America, especially, to grasp local realities emerges time and again.

And somehow, despite the seeming pause in activity, he emerges, time and time again, far ahead of his energetic colleagues.

Many themes emerge time and time again when it comes to the critique of the games past and present.

It cannot, reckons Dr Rogers, be a coincidence that a single supercontinent with a Pangaea-like configuration emerges time and time again.

In addition, increasing the sorption rate could delay the emerging time of the maximum concentration of estrogen that leached, whereas increasing the degradation rate could shorten the emerging time of the maximum concentration of estrogen that leached.

This parochialism emerges time and time again.

Should a pandemic avian flu strain emerge, time will be of the essence.

To account for any emerging time trends in observed parameters, regression methods were used to derive time-dependent transition probabilities.