Sentence examples for emerging that there from inspiring English sources

It is now emerging that there have been several other transfer blunders.

Contrary to the prevalent dogma, it's emerging that there is no good evidence to support the notion that saturated fat is harmful.

Evidence is also emerging that there may be a link between CTE and football, a sport that has not yet introduced specific concussion treatment protocols.

At the end of a week in which North Korean leader Kim Jong-un shattered the illusion that his rule would mark a departure from bellicosity, signs are emerging that there may be method in his apparent madness.

Weingarten also took note of the thinking of former Comptroller David Walker, who observed that "signs are emerging that there is eroding confidence in the country's ability to maintain solid credit ratings.

From MRI studies, the concept is emerging that there are certain site-specific differences in synovitis within and between diseases and the implications of this need further exploration.

There is a growing narrative emerging that suggests there were individuals on board the plane who deliberately intervened with electronic equipment.

By then, a consensus had emerged that there wasn't much technology worth saving.

So did many other outlets, but by Tuesday it emerged that there was no AR-15.

And evidence could yet emerge that there was targeting of politically active individual taxpayers.

Last week, it emerged that there were only two days' worth of gas left in storage.