Sentence examples for it's emerged from inspiring English sources

It's emerged that Russia's regulator RosComNadzor has blocked GitHub after the popular software and coding collaboration platform was found to be hosting content related to suicide — specifically, see this file that details 32 ways to kill yourself.

This year alone, the company put an eye-watering $1 billion into Korean e-commerce firm Coupang, it's emerged as the world's biggest rival to Uber following a series of investments in ride-hailing firms across Asia, and it owns one of the hottest gaming startups in the world, Supercell.

The Tory clamour has rather faded since it's emerged that voters favour Labour's idea (the Tories themselves don't even mention private renters in their manifesto).

In the last couple of days it's emerged that much of the team inside Nokia's MeeGo's development has left to created actual new smartphones based for the platform.

As Ezra Klein notesThough it's emerged, alongside chained-CPI, as the GOP's top ask in the negotiations, it's disconnected from any larger theory about how to slow the rise in health-care costs.

Serving for four years as Obama's secretary of state was supposed to be one of Clinton's greatest strengths on the trail but, as opponents have continued to tie her to Obama's foreign policy in the wake of Paris, it's emerged as a point of vulnerability, which she's yet to effectively counter.

Your tail should now look like it's emerging from the kitty's rump.

If China's decisive, economic heft is it's emerging soft power, what of Japan?

It's emerging across boho America.

It's emerging markets and Europe that interest Flanders most.

Actually, it's emerging as an important voice for the teens and twentysomethings who feel ill-served by traditional channels.