Sentence examples for emergence of commanders from inspiring English sources

That battle ended, officials and diplomats said, with Mr. Castaño's disappearance and the emergence of commanders who American officials say are major drug traffickers.

A huddle of commanders barked instructions.

The emergence of correspondence with his first Q-ship commander, A.D Blair, makes it clear that he at least knew of his VC prior to his death, even if he had not received it.

However, both leaders have since lost military support on the ground, with the emergence of a loose and contentious alliance of field commanders, known as "SLM-Unity" or the Group of 19 (G19).

Israeli military sources said the soldier responsible for the shooting had been detained before the emergence of the video on the orders of his unit commander, who reported the shooting.

He rose up the ranks to serve as the unit's commander, a process which coincided with the emergence of a bitter campaign waged against Palestinian terrorism.

The emergence of digital media.

They bemoaned the emergence of "super PACs".

The emergence of the E.L.F.

One former senior British military commander told me recently he believed the 2003 invasion was the "original sin" that has provoked years of violence, Sunni-Shia sectarian war, and the emergence of Islamic State.

The emergence of Oribe Peralta has helped.