A minivan pulled up to the wreckage of the church, and a party of clergymen in flowing white vestments emerged to inspect the damage.
For instance, during evolution, mutations modify the architecture of brains and external appearances, novel behaviors appear and reciprocal lethal/sterile genetic systems emerge to block gene flow.
Green cotton-covered wires emerge from the holes to flow across the board like drawn lines, giving the effect of flowing water, an apt analogy for the freshness of her work.
But the underlying issue remains macroeconomics, and the question of whether capital will continue to flow to emerging markets as their economic prospects become somewhat less positive.
The Tay and Forth emerge from the southern Grampians to flow out of the eastern Lowlands in two large estuaries.
America's loose monetary policy and concerns about sovereign defaults in the euro zone will encourage capital to flow to emerging economies, making the latter's central banks reluctant to raise interest rates and dampen down inflation.
Turning east and north once again, the Isar emerges upon the Bavarian plain to flow northeast through Munich; it finally enters the Danube downstream from Regensburg.
A law of ecocide provides the missing legislative framework to enable private and public capital to flow into emerging technology providers and to impose on governments the legal duty to drive environmental improvements as the primary economic growth strategy.
They argue that the additional round of quantitative easing by the Fed is hurting the value of the dollar artificially while prompting more cash to flow into emerging nations as investors seek the higher interest rates in such countries.
A multi-speed global recovery is, unfortunately, less stable than a synchronised one, not least because the policy combination that makes sense for the rich world gradually tighter fiscal policy and a prolonged period of cheap money will encourage more capital to flow to emerging economies in search of higher yields, and add to their risk of overheating.
