Sentence examples for has gradually emerged from inspiring English sources

Along with these changes, a next generation of deal makers has gradually emerged from the shadows of the founders.

Since her retirement in 2001, Mrs Chan has gradually emerged as a champion of democracy in Hong Kong.

But Smith says that this isn't an actual written policy, rather a process that has gradually emerged over time.

"A political class has gradually emerged in the last 25 years whose only interest is in winning elections and gaining power," he said.

Ms. Hicks, one of Diana's five bridesmaids and a goddaughter to Prince Charles, has gradually emerged, with no apologies, in the role of royal-wedding expert.

This has not eliminated doubt or disagreement about the nature, validity, or wisdom of Chevron deference, but a consensus has gradually emerged that Chevron is grounded in a presumption (likely a legal fiction) about congressional intent.

Having the overlapped scopes of services between judo therapists and orthopedists, disputes between the 2 have gradually emerged recently.

Thanks in part to the success of two John Noel expedition films, Everest had gradually emerged as a fetish object for Mallory's generation, transforming "the challenge of the mountain into a national mission, a symbol of imperial redemption".

Energy piles have gradually emerged as a new application of ground source heat pump systems due to the heat exchange efficiency per unit length, excellent heat conductivity and low construction cost.

Details of those who lost their lives have gradually emerged, and funerals have been held as mourners bury their loved ones.

The Hindu scriptures from the Vedic tradition have gradually emerged literally thousands of years ago, the oldes of them – the Samhitas – emerged as early as 1700 1100 BCE.