Sentence examples for emerging since from inspiring English sources

"What is emerging since the quake is that everyone's reality is different," Mr. Sanger said.

It is not an approach that has met with unanimous approval in Denmark, which, with more than 100 young jihadists emerging since 2012, has produced more fighters per head of its population than any other western European country bar Belgium.

"Would it get any worse if the Americans do decide to attack Iraq?" The concept of a backpacking culture has been emerging since the 1970's, when the pioneers of rough travel put places like Nepal on the map and invented what is now almost a uniform of sandals and loose cotton clothes.

Blair resisted calls for a public inquiry into Iraq while he was in office and some Labour figures believe that the party's electoral prospects could be damaged by the evidence that has been emerging since Chilcot started taking evidence in November last year.

However, a number of problems have been emerging since the inception of the EYPS strategy.

As Kalevi Holsti puts it: "the relationship of state strength to war is emerging: since 1945 most wars of all types have originated within and between weak states.

The kilt and the skirt are re-emerging since their 1980s popularity.

Other regularities have emerged since.

Few middle-sized businesses have emerged since the invasion.

No credible documents have emerged since to corroborate it.

Some information has started to emerge since then.