Sentence examples for have emerged around from inspiring English sources

Several ideas and questions have emerged around this year's prize.

Despite the clear advantage that the law gives to religious institutions, disputes over the construction of mosques have emerged around the country.

(Consult any glossy college brochure and you'll find references to students whose passions have emerged around the same time they were taking the PSAT).

Since 2009, donor centres screening for the CCR5 mutation have emerged around Europe, but as well as providing no guarantees of destroying the virus, such transplants are unfeasible on a large scale.

To many Iranians, this setup represents the core betrayal of the revolution, whatever the elements of democracy — including a June presidential election — that have emerged around the Constitution's incorporation of the contested idea of a God-given guide.

Y. pestis infection in humans may have emerged around the beginning of the Bronze Age, more than 5,000 years ago, according to the new evidence reported in the journal Cell.

A field known as digital humanities has emerged around text-crunching analysis in its modern form.

I was, however, really interested in the community that has emerged around Michels and Stutz.

A cottage industry has emerged around these so-called "down-payment assistance programs" in recent years.

Here's more from Dessler on his new paper: A separate question has emerged around the Spencer-Braswell paper.

So a consensus in policy circles has emerged around the idea that health and social care should be merged.