Sentence examples for emerging years from inspiring English sources

The new Florida law was meant to reduce the risk of a father's emerging years after an adoption and seeking custody.

WASHINGTON — Sometimes, the internal dynamics of White House debates on military action are cloaked in mystery, emerging years afterward in the memoirs of participants.

But Wallace was also a throwback to another time — when the romantic vision of the writer was of a recluse, living far from the capital, struggling through his manuscript in the privacy of his own study, and emerging years later with a masterpiece.

As data were emerging years later, it was clear that for women age 50 59 there was a strong and early appearing 15 to 20% mortality advantage to screening mammography.

The editors have arranged these letters chronologically, in sections with hackneyed titles: "The Emerging Years", "The Wandering Years", "The Triumphant Years" and "The Challenging Years".

Tallies are never published by the court, but they do emerge years later in the justices' papers.

What happens when a Nordic black metal band gets banished to the woods and emerge years later after building their own instruments and getting singing pointers from Gollum.

One of the difficulties with post-traumatic stress disorder is that the readiness or need for treatment may emerge years after the trauma.

Is it worth risking a chance that unanticipated side effects may emerge years later if millions of men with no prostate problems take the drug?

She emerged years later as a born-again Christian, immersing herself in Bible studies and serving as an adviser to the Billy Graham Crusade.

Thankfully, I have felt no ill effects from the procedure, although I have been told that effects of radiation may emerge years later.