Sentence examples for emerges firmly from inspiring English sources

The Trimastix homolog emerges firmly within the eukaryotes, but is not strongly allied with any other lineages.

The CIA has concluded with "high confidence" that Mohammed was behind the killing, and senators briefed by CIA Director Gina Haspel this month emerged firmly convinced that he was, despite Trump's insistence that there was no conclusive evidence about the Saudi royal's involvement.

And in the calm created by Friedman and Volcker a New Keynesian consensus emerged, rooted firmly in monetarism.That consensus consisted of a few key tenets.

What we see today in the Philippines is more a country that has come to confront its internal demons than an emerging market firmly placed on an inexorable tiger road.

But with emerging economies now firmly at the top table of international finance, such an overhaul has become much more likely.

It is expected that there are other external candidates have been shortlisted but so far no other names have firmly emerged.

(Indeed, emerging economies were firmly opposed to the fund's original plan to refer to what is now a "framework" for policy advice as the more prescriptive-sounding "guidelines").

In a nation no longer at the mercy of imperial administrators and maharajahs or petty bureaucrats, "a new system has grown up," and the emerging superrich are firmly in charge.

Sturgeon confirmed that included the possibility of legal action against the site's owner if evidence of negligence emerged, but she firmly played that down, saying it was for the HSE to decide.

An inductive approach was used to analyse the data, making use of a "constant comparison" method and its related open and axial coding techniques in which the emerging concepts are firmly grounded in the collected data [ 24].

It emerges a moment later with a brown furry animal firmly in its grasp, and ascends again, eventually disappearing behind the trees.