Sentence examples for fully emerging from inspiring English sources

LONDON — At the Olympics, there have been doping scandals, bribery scandals and officiating scandals, many of them fully emerging only years after the fact.

During the first decades of the 20th century, the Flemish Movement began to develop as a mass, radical political movement, fully emerging during the First World War.

G9P[8] strains were identified in the current study but were mostly restricted to single isolates in a few sites during 2 seasons (2007 and 2010) rather than fully emerging as a prevalent genotype.

Some drag themselves out; others never fully emerge.

After the surgery, he never fully emerged from the anesthesia.

The artists were a variable bunch, from the emerging to the fully emerged.

Before it had fully emerged, a second larva ruptured the skin, then a third.

Somehow I suspect the real winner of this particular race has not fully emerged yet.

(The steam shovel hadn't yet fully emerged as a dominant technology).

The covert command fully emerged into view after the killing of Osama bin Laden.

The city had not fully emerged from its brush with bankruptcy when Philip Morris undertook the project.