Sentence examples for little emerging from inspiring English sources

These results corroborate previous evidence for poor phylogenetic hierarchy in this island radiation [ 4], further suggesting that the Hawaiian mints could perhaps be best considered a metapopulation with only little (emerging) phylogenetic structure among taxa.

Very little emerges about his personal hardships.

He will have been heartened by what little emerged at the first hearing.

A few weeks ago, the Society of Biology brought together science representatives from six leading parties, but little emerged to differentiate them.

Throughout the century, it is remarkable how little emerged by way of a cross-border intellectual culture of the centre-left.

Underdog triumph gives these exclamation-mark-spattered books a narrative shape lacking in other titles, but little emerges – and nothing about other TV faces – that fans don't know already.

JERUSALEM — Israeli and Palestinian officials met in Amman, Jordan, on Tuesday, their first encounter in more than a year, and while little emerged, the meeting said a great deal about the crossroads facing the Palestinians — and the entire Middle East — as political Islam emerges as a potentially transformative force in the region.

Very little emerged about whether NZ was involved with Mossack Fonseca, the shady law firm standing accused of helping drug lords, sports stars, and high-ranking politicians evade taxes.

NERICA-1, -10 and -17 have little emerged Striga whereas NERICA-14 and -9 are very susceptible and highly infected by S. hermonthica.

Little by little, shapes emerged from the blackness and slowly came into focus.

But today's system gives excessive heft to small countries in Europe and too little to emerging economies.