Sentence examples for later emerging from inspiring English sources

Likewise if male male competition is lower for later emerging males, a wider range of relative emergence times will be expected (Godfray, 1994).

This finding is consistent with the experimental findings of Einum and Fleming (2000) in which early emerging fry were favored over later emerging fry, albeit that study involved delaying emergence, rather than advancing it as hatcheries do in the present study.

After 20 minutes we gave up and went shopping, later emerging with a trolley full of supplies.

After interviewing 400 star-struck wannabes, he narrowed it down to five girls who formed Touch - later emerging as the Spice Girls.

But he made a surprise appearance a while later, emerging from behind the podium to shake Stern's hand and wave to the crowd.

Davis meant John Madden, a Raiders assistant coach in 1967 and 1968 before being named head coach in 1969 and later emerging as a television folk hero.

It later emerged that Keane rang the Guardai himself.

It later emerged that he had been paid off.

A rat, it later emerged, had gnawed through a cable.

Such realism later emerged again in the plays of Arthur Miller.

It later emerged their mother, Theresa Riggi, had killed them.