Sentence examples for has emerged again from inspiring English sources

Now, as surrounding states seek new revenue streams, competition has emerged again.

Now, after four seasons at Johnson's physical, if not emotional, side, Chrebet has emerged again as the Jets' primary target.

That is why Singapore, which has been a point of reference for China's reformers since the 1980s, has emerged again among some of Mr. Xi's advisers.

In recent months this conundrum — a flood of oil wealth yet continued unrest — has emerged again amid signs that the rebellion is not over.

The plight of the uninsured has emerged again as a political issue, in Congress and in many of this year's election campaigns, including the presidential race.

With the season well into its fourth quarter, Delgado has emerged again as a key component of the leaders of the National League East.

By the late 7th century London had emerged again as a major trading centre.

Students have emerged again to fill the void of articulate leadership within the opposition.

But by 1924, three years after he became ill, he had emerged again as one of the big beasts of the Democratic Party.

WASHINGTON — Some of the same spoilers that interrupted the recovery in 2010 and 2011 have emerged again, raising fears that the winter's economic strength might dissipate in the spring.

As Annie Lowrey wrote in The Times last week: Some of the same spoilers that interrupted the recovery in 2010 and 2011 have emerged again, raising fears that the winter's economic strength might dissipate in the spring.