Sentence examples for has never emerged from inspiring English sources

The issue for the president is gun control legislation that has cleared the House and Senate in differing forms but has never emerged from conference.

Vomit Eric "Stumpy Joe Childss, the Tap's second drummer, died in 1974 by choking on vomit, although it has never emerged whose vomit it was.

But when Webber arrived, it had just begun a downward spiral from which it has never emerged, winning only one race since 2004 — the Spanish Grand Prix last year.

It's been that way since they met, as children, so the tension, the crisp, is familiar but over time one would have hoped for a certain elasticity, a kind of give that has never emerged.

However, the production of scientific knowledge has always been facing plenty of epistemological challenges because a universal basis for 'how' to acquire knowledge has never emerged and therefore every (new) approach remains subject to criticism from various perspectives.

By surrendering an early goal to Portugal, the U.S. put itself in a position from which it has never emerged victorious at the World Cup.

In their ethnic grouping analysis, Ms Wardle and her team were startled by one result that had never emerged before.

Known collectively as the mukhabarat, many of the offices have underground torture chambers, from which countless Syrians have never emerged.

This part of the story had never emerged in Mum's trips down memory lane but, as a teenager, I had just begun to talk to her more seriously, to listen more carefully, to the stories of our family.

And while progress has been made on all fronts, the necessary focus and scale have never emerged.

The numerous obstacles impeding the process of de-colonization help explain why descendents of colonized peoples have never emerged to lead a global power — until now.