Sentence examples for it emerges well from inspiring English sources
The IR of early adolescence is usually attributed to puberty, but our data suggest that it emerges well before the rise in LH that initiates puberty and before any discernible physical changes.
No one emerges well from the board report.
The truth is that almost nobody, and certainly no nation, emerges well from this sour endeavor.
"Not a single constituency emerges well from this story," he writes.
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Moreover, the cabinet as a whole emerges well from the two most relevant comparisons.One is with Tony Blair's cabinets.
Britain does not emerge well: it sought to protect its interests with minimum cost and without thought to local aspirations.
A Home Affairs Select Committee examination of the police's failure to inform Lord Brittan that he had been cleared of the rape is to be published this month, and senior police are not expected to emerge well from it.
When they finally emerged, well after midnight, it was Khan who looked the more exhausted of the two.
How is it possible that children who play active video games do not emerge well ahead in physical activity?
The idea of a "Napoleon complex" emerged well after his death, but perhaps we can understand its origins.
