Sentence examples for has emerged fully from inspiring English sources

It has emerged fully after the victory of revolutions in wars of liberation: in Algeria, probably in Vietnam, certainly in Yugoslavia.

The U.F.C. has emerged fully into the mainstream, but the unpredictable, and often meagre, length of its matches may hurt its pay-per-view draw going forward.

The fact that no team has emerged fully-formed before the summer suggests that the September start date may have to be put back.

Mr. Polanski's obsessions seem to have emerged fully formed.

"I'd always imagined you as the family-less sort, having emerged fully formed, string vest and baldness and all, from Statsguru's digital warmth".

Twenty years since their last full-length release, the Cocteau Twins remain, for many, a gold standard of a band, a group that seemed to have emerged fully formed from some dark, shadowy intersection of Victorian elegance and post-punk moodiness.

Problem cannabis use phenotypes might not have emerged fully by this point of the life-course and we might have identified risk factors for cannabis problems apparent relatively early in the life-course rather than cannabis problems in general.

In the interim, it has emerged that fully three-quarters of the tax cuts in the House bill go to corporations and businesses.

With the rapid growth in the Internet of Things and the advancement in big data and cloud-based technologies, combined with the increasing sensing and processing power of ubiquitous mobile devices, the concept of sensing as a service has emerged to fully maximise the commercial opportunities in mobile crowdsensing [73, 74].

Al-Jazeera has emerged as a fully fledged political actor because it reflects and articulates popular sentiment.

However it has emerged it will not be fully operational until January.