Sentence examples for emerging from those from inspiring English sources

The concern is that a new affiliate of Al Qaeda could be emerging from those groups.

FOR all the pastoral gloss we like to smear on baseball — hey, is that Shoeless Joe emerging from those cornfields?

Some people on both sides have said they saw the possibility of an agreement emerging from those talks before they were halted.

"We had significant blocks of information," he said, "but those blocks never got before a single set of eyes who could analyze them and put them together and see the pattern that was emerging from those individual blocks".

The most troubling questions emerging from those trades are these: How did JPMorgan — which played a key role in creating the method of measuring risk that is most common on Wall Street — end up misusing its risk-measurement tool?

But at this stage I would say we had significant blocks of information, but those blocks never got before a single set of eyes who could analyze them and put them together and see what the pattern that was emerging from those individual blocks.

No recommendations for action emerged from those reviews, she said.

This theory emerged from those mouse studies at the Salk Institute.

My God I'd pity whatever emerged from those gene pools.

Perhaps the answer to the question will emerge from those games.

I always emerged from those operating rooms feeling more alive than when I had entered.