Sentence examples for has ever emerged from inspiring English sources
No replacement aircraft has ever emerged.
No explanation has ever emerged as to why Jamie and Gladys Scott were treated so severely.
"No country," he said, "has ever emerged from poverty because of microcredit.
But other than today's hint of an intentionally weakened system, little evidence has ever emerged to support speculation, and the researchers' suspicions were not universally endorsed.
Such an event would almost certainly have showered the region in fragments of the parent body but no convincing evidence has ever emerged.
No important science has ever emerged from it with the exception of one cosmic ray experiment which could easily have been done on an unmanned satellite, he believes.
The other is that it is in fact even more disquieting, because there were no fundamental underlying reasons for the problem to have ever emerged.
Besides 3-deoxy-D-arabino-heptulosonate 7-phosphate (DAHP) synthase, the phylogenetically distinct subfamilies of 5-enolpyruvylshikimate 3-phosphate (EPSP) synthase and chorismate synthase had ever emerged in the evolutionary history of shikimate pathway.
Until the appearance of this posthumous work, not a single voice of dissent had ever emerged from the party's inner circle, even from someone like Zhao who had been booted out from it.
No cyclist had ever emerged from the Tour de France and an Olympic race atop the podium in the same year until Wiggins completed the double on Wednesday afternoon.
The band's leader Kevin Shields would appear to have been recording the new album off-and-on for the best part of the past two decades, but few concrete details have ever emerged.
