Sentence examples for emerges even from inspiring English sources

This environment emerges even when host mutation rates are at their optimum and reflects the emergence of a new cause of lag load that adversely affects clonal more than sexual reproduction.

To become a star, Mr. Adomian will probably need to ensure that his own voice emerges even more strongly.

Every 10 seconds, the satellite photographs the solar disk in eight different wavelengths, and what emerges — even in these earliest images — is both stirring and disorienting.

His "Roaratorio: An Irish Circus on Finnegans Wake," from 1979, emerges, even now in a recording, as a strong contender for the masterpiece of Cage's entire career.

His dark sense of humor emerges even when he writes about the hundreds of thousands of people killed in the anti-Communist purge, of 1965.

Then a car accident sends Paige through the windshield and into a coma, from which she emerges even more adorable than ever but also with amnesia.

Addressing the nation this evening, he said France would emerge "even stronger" from the tragedies of the past three days.

"We should emerge even stronger," he said.

Ed Balls, his shadow chancellor, might emerge even better.

But the industry has emerged even fitter than before.

"The emerging markets have emerged, even as the developed markets have submerged," Mr. Roubini told me.