Sentence examples for immediately emerging from inspiring English sources

With no candidate immediately emerging as a clear alternative, he could remain in power, particularly if the Iraqi security forces begin to wrest some territory back from the militants.

That more muscular attitude, though, did not immediately emerge.

At a price tag of roughly $8.1 billion, no buyer immediately emerged.

More than a year later, a blaze in the building killed two firefighters, and questions immediately emerged about Galt.

While Saddam Hussein was ousted with relative ease, a new leadership did not immediately emerge to govern the country.

It's one of the few facts to immediately emerge from the last days of Prince Rogers Nelson's extraordinarily productive and unusual life.

But the melody that immediately emerges is based on a religious tune from the Cusco, the original capital of the Inca Empire.

I started smelling strange smells, steam and smoke came from under the hood, and I pulled over next to a Baptist church on Route 3 whose occupants immediately emerged to ask if they could help.

Ammon immediately emerged as the leader of the Malheur group when the standoff began 2 January, arguing in speeches from the refuge that the federal government had no authority to control public lands in rural Harney County.

The temptation is to imagine that philanthropists, volunteers and church groups (in our near-secular society) will immediately emerge from the woodwork, picking up where (it is imagined) they left off.

The emotional, direct personality she projects in her book ("I'm a nonstop extrovert, a people person who loves mingling and gabbing and getting out in the world") immediately emerged in conversation.