Sentence examples for long emerged from inspiring English sources

Some of these charges have long emerged from familiar and predictable places.

Results: A specific process of interaction between parents/guardians and children, when not told for so long, emerged as the central phenomenon of the study.

But her mayoralty was not a success, the city's fiscal crisis worsened, with the deficit rising to $300 million, and Mr. Barry, not long emerged from jail, was re-elected easily in 1994.

My Mum, like all of my family, was a keen Villa fan and, along with her lightning-fast shorthand and typing, she had apparently impressed Saunders with her knowledge of the side that won the FA Cup in 1957 and the traumas of life in the Third Division, from which the club had not long emerged.

Against the seeming impossible odds, Long emerged victorious.

Horror stories have long emerged from porn sets and they continue to do so; women have their consent violated, are coerced into performing acts they didn't agree to perform, have their requests to use condoms turned down and aren't paid what was promised.

So I would be long emerging Asia's currencies as an asset class as well the region's equities.

Long emerging markets and short the stock markets of the developed world was what he calls "a rewarding investment strategy".

Junor's image of M87 shows a 60-degree plasma cone a few hundredths of a light-year long emerging from the center of M87.

Partners is running a hedged operation where it is long emerging markets but short the Russell 2000 index, which reflects their belief that small-cap stocks may be especially vulnerable.

In E. muelleri a pair of cilia, each 4 6 microns long, emerges above the nucleus of every epithelial cell.