Sentence examples for emerging later from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mack, emerging later from his home, denied having corrupted his office.

The paradox is that players are emerging later at the top of the game than they once did, but probably will not last so long.

Georgia has changed hands many times, succumbing to one invader after another, but always emerging later with its culture and much of its holdings intact.

Although emerging later than in other European regions, the involvement of civil society in healthcare decision-making procedures has proved one of the biggest challenges facing Southern European health systems.

Balotelli did not stick around to discuss the substitution, heading straight for the City locker room, but emerging later to take his place with his teammates in those cushy chairs on the sideline.

The same brain circuitry is probably involved in both, he said, but different fears tend to show up at different points in development: fear of things like clowns, balloons or spiders emerging early in life; fear of things like social situations with peers emerging later.

If mortality risk is high it may be better to emerge later and risk missing matings with early-emerging females.

Their faces emerge later.

Other definitions of the term emerged later.

Mr Kerry's flaws will emerge later.

Social network effects only emerge later.