Sentence examples for emerged until now from inspiring English sources
No specific details of the terrorist threat have emerged until now.
It was like they were born inside the house and never emerged until now, as far as I could tell.
Since the first eukaryotic membrane protein structure was determined in 2005, over sixty structures have been emerged until now.
The justification for using small value stocks as the centerpiece, per Fama's and French's research: From 1927 (when the first good market data emerged) until now these stocks averaged an annual return of 14.5%, well ahead of large value companies at 11.4% and trouncing small growth stocks (9.4%) and large growth (9.5%).
McArdle's premise gets at the truth of the matter, answering French's question about why stories of these alleged gang rapes committed by prep school boys didn't emerge until now: Back in the 1980s, these acts of violence against women were barely considered a crime.
Semmelweis's uncelebrated death in an asylum was vindicated by a slew of evidence that emerged later, and continues to emerge until now, showing clear association between hand hygiene and healthcare associated infections (HAI), especially those related to MRSA (Table 1).
With no credible challenger having emerged up until now, he is likely to retain his vice-like grip on power despite all the controversy and chaos surrounding his organisation.
Almost overnight, a narrative emerged that until now has been impossible to dislodge: Mateen planned and executed an attack on Pulse because he hated gay people.
Prince's move is part of an emerging — and, until now, exclusively male — trend.
And in the absence of players from the U.S. and Europe like Spotify and (until now) 7digital, emerging countries have seen the rise of local companies offering the same services, e.g. Saavn, the "Spotify of India".
"Ferrari will have some other new parts in Mugello on Thursday but I'm told the major rear bodywork change that had been expected may now not emerge until the Spanish Grand Prix weekend".
