Sentence examples for emerging for a while from inspiring English sources

The rivalry has been emerging for a while, but it's about to heat up.

While Hodgson agreed that Alli "set the benchmark" with his goalscoring display on Tuesday in terms of young players, he said a new generation of youngsters had been emerging for a while.

Yet P.T.S.D.'s symptoms may not emerge for a while, and they are often accompanied by a cascade of other health problems.

Because these executives typically agree to hold off selling months after an offering, selling pressure does not emerge for a while.

The automatic association of Democrats with profligacy has been broken, and it may not re-emerge for a while.This change in the character of the Democratic Party is one Mr Clinton has long worked for.

Part of the reason folks may be lashing out against the concept and launch is that, frankly, we haven't seen a concept this big emerge for a while.

The track of the target T-B emerges only for a while (blue circles in Fig. 5 d) which occurs due to the poor detection of that target.

[see Additional file 1] An apparent discrepancy emerged for understanding: while a fairly high proportion of individuals (75.8%) understood the Euroclot method, only 33.3% correctly answered about the study aim.

Results proved that Dom but not Sub showed a marked decrease in the weight of perigonadal and perirenal fat pads while only a trend emerged for a lower retroperitoneal fat pad (Figure 3D).

Possible evidence for a positive relationship with transportation PA emerged for walking/cycling facilities, while a negative relationship was found for hilliness.

A significant group × sex interaction emerged for fear while viewing angry faces [F 2, 93) = 3.79, p = 0.03], however none of the pairwise comparisons were statistically significant.