Sentence examples for emerging but a from inspiring English sources

Twenty-first-century readers may not be in danger of slipping deep beneath London and never emerging, but a fascinating, chilling chapter on the use of the Underground during World War II, when tens of thousands of people sheltered there and created an alternate city, complete with its own newspapers, suggests how close we can come.

A longer observation period might have improved statistical power with more adverse events emerging, but a longer observation period would also raise the problem of the validity of ratings of dynamic risk items which might have changed in the interim.

She was not a righteous crusader, it emerges, but a paralyzed schoolgirl under pressure to achieve.

By exploring the patterns, important clues to the immediate contributory factors emerge, but a more comprehensive explanation requires further research.

Specific ambitions still had not emerged, but a new intensity had begun to replace the limp theatrics.

Proven strategies for achieving this goal have not yet emerged, but a few constraints to guide the search for them are known.

Thus, even while conceding that severe partisan gerrymanders are inconsistent with democratic principles, Justice Scalia wrote for the Vieth plurality that "no judicially discernible and manageable standards for adjudicating political gerrymandering claims have emerged". But a curiosity persists.

But this season not only does the wall emerge but a glass dome rises out of the wall and seals off this Garden of Eden from above as well.

The epidemic never emerged, but a rush to vaccinate was created in part by confused news coverage of Legionnaire's disease, an unrelated new bacterial illness that broke out that same year at an American Legion convention, killing 29 people.

It is true that the recent election results have been indecisive, and no clear winner has emerged, but a closer look at the numbers proves one thing: Iran did not win.

But, as the plane landed and the door opened, it was not a head of state or a neighbouring president who emerged but a delegation carrying a small wooden box.