Sentence examples for emerges elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"When you scratch below the surface, it's clear that the parks department has been ensnared in a property management version of Whac-A-Mole: they fix one problem, and another emerges elsewhere," Holly M. Leicht, the group's executive director, said.

Even then, however, he was asking cabinet colleagues whether they could, in theory, negotiate with Himmler, "and bump him off later?" Churchill's ruthlessness emerges elsewhere in Sir Norman's notes, where he is quoted as saying that German PoWs in British hands should be shot if the Nazis began killing British captives.

"If that emerges elsewhere, the world will take a very different view on this".

When the seemingly relentless innovations of a first decade coalesce into consensus, even the deepest moat of patents and licences won't protect you when the next generation of obviousness emerges elsewhere.

But there are some clues emerging elsewhere.

Problems were emerging elsewhere, as well.

Political dramas have emerged elsewhere, of course.

Now, he said, a similar pattern was emerging elsewhere.

Throughout the rise and fall of Malacca, new sultanates were emerging elsewhere in the Malay world.

The rebels have withdrawn under heavy fire, only to re-emerge elsewhere.

"But worryingly, we have more recently seen similar processes emerging elsewhere.