Sentence examples for emerging for years from inspiring English sources

India, said to have been "emerging" for years, has at last come out.

While such services have been emerging for years, their rapid adoption has been an important but largely overlooked driver of the $44.6 billion hostile bid that Microsoft made to take over Yahoo this week.

It will probably take many years for the true casualty numbers to emerge; for years, the party line held that only 31 emergency workers died from Chernobyl.

Those investors will not re-emerge for years.

The real legacy of St Valentine's Day and the demonstrations may not emerge for years.

Tales of Hurricane Sandy survival will likely emerge for years — particularly about the sick and elderly who were trapped in their homes or forced to evacuate under harrowing circumstances.

Despite the deer-in-the-headlights astonishment with which the nation greeted the 2002 report that hormone replacement caused more harm than good, signs of trouble had been emerging for several years.

Likewise in 2007 powerful ways to save and replace oil, which have been quietly emerging for 30 years, will visibly start to rout oil from its strongholds.Fleet turnovers take time: putting the first half-million hybrid cars on the road took nearly a decade.

It reflects an evolving pattern of behaviour that has been emerging for several years".

It seems to be paying off: the CITB says that applications for apprenticeships are 30% up this year, and registrations for plumbing courses are up by 50%.Even so, more carpenters and plumbers will not emerge for some years yet: the way the training works in Britain, it takes four years for an apprentice to qualify as a plumber.

It could be the best emerging market for years to come".