Sentence examples for instance emerged from inspiring English sources
Mr. Chávez, for instance, emerged from the ranks of the military, carrying out a failed coup attempt in 1992.
The tapas tradition, for instance, emerged among the fiercely independent-minded people of Andalusia in the 19th century, she wrote, partly because it permitted them "to eat by whim, free from rules and schedules".
Inclusive, for instance, emerged in Africa from the difficulty there in finding and verifying identity documents.
The Matrix and Slate, for instance, emerged from market research and customer feedback indicating that young people were in search of low-cost, full-keyboard phones for sending text messages.
News from Ferguson, for instance, emerged on Twitter before it was picked up by media organizations.
Drama in this instance emerges from restricted form.
For instance, emerging evidence suggest that family support is the most frequent sources of the active lifestyle (17– 20).
A dozen such instances emerged in recent months, even involving the Justice Department.
The large majority of these instances emerged in the minor domain of reading and with respect to Rotation Design 2, in which we assigned constructs to forms in such a way that the constructs in one form had relatively higher correlations with performance than the constructs in the other form.
In broadcasting, for instance, it emerged, according to Richard Best, author of the new Lords report that "women miss out big time" and "can justifiably feel discriminated against".
On July 9th, for instance, it emerged that Spain's Telefonica had restated its euro2.1 billion ($1.9 billion) net profit for 2001 to a euro7.2 billion loss.
