Sentence examples for is emerging only from inspiring English sources
Much of the region is emerging only uncertainly from recession.
The economy is emerging only slowly from the recession, with GDP growth this year forecast to reach 1.7%, compared with 2.5% in Germany.
The account of the operations is emerging only now in the wake of a lawsuit brought against the home this month on behalf of the 24 residents and the state's recent decision to revoke the medical license of one urologist who arranged the surgeries and to suspend the license of another who performed them.
The first coherent account of what happened to Jennifer, who did it and why she was killed, is emerging only now, more than 21 years later — even though the case was marked closed a few days after she died with the arrest of two men accused of dragging her into a car outside her building and driving her off to be killed.
In contrast to the long history regarding structured proteins, the study of the IDP phenomenon is emerging only very recently.
Witnesses, they say, are emerging only because "they want to be part of the show".
Though data from these trials are emerging only now, early analysis suggests that patient selection with accurate biomarkers would have the potential to dramatically improve response rates (Kluger et al, 2010).
Despite witnessing her father's beheading, being a pawn of Littlefinger's, and surviving wedding-night rape by the heinous Ramsay Bolton, she's emerged only more determined.
Despite witnessing her husband's murder, being a pawn of Littlefinger's, and surviving wedding-night rape by the heinous Ramsay Bolton, she's emerged only more determined.
Attempts for high throughput discovery of SNP markers are emerging but only a limited number of true SNP have been validated up to now [ 22].
The numbers confirm the widely held view that Japan is emerging, if only perhaps temporarily, from an 18-month recession, its worst in a series of slumps since 1990.
