Sentence examples for has also been emerging from inspiring English sources

Evidence has also been emerging that looters are attempting to sell their stolen goods.

Evidence has also been emerging of torture, deaths and other abuse that took place at British-run detention centres during the occupation of Iraq.

New scholarly information about the period has also been emerging, as Charles T. Gehring, the director of the New Netherland Project (nnp.org), has been translating 12,000 pages of Dutch colonial records stored in Albany.

Evidence has also been emerging of a two-pronged strategy by Gaddafi, hitting the rebels on the battlefield while engaging in discreet negotiations behind the scenes with tribal leaders to persuade them to support him against the opposition, not least in Sirte.

The impact of host genetics on the gut microbiota has also been emerging.

Within this scenario of increasing data availability, Systems Biology has also been emerging as an alternative to the reductionist view that dominated biological research in the last decades.

The challenges facing A&E units have been well documented, but reports have also been emerging that non-emergency care is being squeezed too.

In addition to these more traditional features, there have also been emerging features proposed in various reports, such as the so called "relative variation of magnetic flux" [20], which has been shown through both simulation and experiments to have potentials in determining the lift-off for ferromagnetic materials [7].

However, nanocomposites and bionanocomposites synthesized by sophisticated techniques and materials have also been emerging as novel adsorbent materials for the removal of heavy metals from wastewater (Rais and Imran 2015; Rais et al. 2017; Rais and Anam 2017a, b, c; Rais and Imran 2017a, b).

And one of the best young defenders of his generation, Aaron Wan-Bissaka has also been quietly emerging in southeast London.

Norway has also been investing in emerging technologies, particularly carbon capture and storage, in which emissions produced by factories are stored underground.