Sentence examples for emerges fairly from inspiring English sources

James emerges fairly often for DJ sets, including a gig at this year's Glastonbury.

Cardiovascular prevention with statins, especially secondary benefit, emerges fairly quickly (within 1 2 years), suggesting that statins may be indicated in nearly all older adults with diabetes except those with very limited life expectancy.

19 While the degree of disruption to daily activities emerges fairly consistently as a need-related determinant of consultation, qualitative studies have identified several potentially powerful beliefs about osteoarthritis and what primary care has to offer.

For government elections, in which winners must be found somehow, Laplace was confident that a victor would emerge fairly quickly.

Happy-Go-Lucky is hardly the first Leigh film to display a healthy degree of joie de vivre: not a few viewers emerged fairly floating from his 1999 film about Gilbert and Sullivan, Topsy-Turvy.

However, ONDM technology only emerged fairly recently, and its adoption in industry is rather modest.

Watkins, a Toledo, Ohio, native, had always been interested in science, but her focus on anthropology emerged fairly late.

In Benin, the question emerged fairly rapidly under the impetus of the country's president following his visit to Brazil in 2007.

Life emerged fairly quickly, maybe 4 billion years ago, but the Homo genus is only 2 to 2.5 million years old.

Most of these have emerged fairly recently, dating to the colonial and post-colonial periods, but some particularly the Hebbar and Mandyam Tamils of southern Karnataka (2.9 million), Pune, Maharashtra (1.4 million), Andhra Pradesh (1.2 million), Palakkad and Trivandrum in Kerala (0.6 million), and Delhi (0.1 million) — date back to at least the medieval period.

All examples appear to have originated in the stichotrich lineages (i.e., none are conserved in Euplotes) and a large number (28) appear specific to the Oxytricha lineage and thus probably emerged fairly recently.