Sentence examples for examples emerged from from inspiring English sources

5/10 Warning: these wide, beef-dripping-cooked examples emerged from the freezer looking misshapen.

The diesel-electric hybrid was made available for brief drives on 25 June around Volkswagen's headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany, where the first examples emerged from a genesis that began in 2002 with the 1-Litre concept car.

Several examples emerged from our previous study [6] and there are numerous others.

A number of examples emerged from the interviews where people expressed the concern that the targeting and selection process had bypassed deserving households, and included households that perhaps were not as deserving.

Two strong examples emerge from Europe offering a choice between a homogenous state and one that is Islamified.

To that end, different examples (emerging from the case studies) were put to the participants and they were asked for their reactions, including how they would anticipate such a case being dealt with if it involved a doctor licensed by their College.

The Kohlberg Kravis Roberts book, for example, emerged from an internal case study of the firm's deals.

Furthermore, some regions most of Britain, for example—emerged from the half-century of crisis in a more prosperous condition than before.

An example emerges from a study by Lloyd-Fox, Blasi, Everdell, et al. (2011) that used functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) to identify the brain regions involved in socially relevant, biological stimuli compared with non-biological mechanical movements.

In times gone by, for example, Edmund Campion emerged from Oxford University to take on Elizabethan persecutors.

On May 29 , 1988 for example, he emerged from an extended one-on-one with Gorbachev unable to recall a word that had been said.