Sentence examples for may emerge before from inspiring English sources

Mr Lieberman, the foreign minister, repulses many in the middle of Israel's spectrum with his verbal assaults on human-rights groups, accusing them of treachery.Meanwhile there is speculation that a new secular centrist party may emerge before the next election, set for 2012 unless the government falls before then.

Loss of cell contact inhibition may emerge before anchorage-independent cell growth and tumour formation in animals during the transformation process [27], [28].

The future scenario that pollinators may emerge before flowers are in bloom due to a warming climate has also been proposed (Hegland et al., 2009) and shown in the alpine environments of Japan (Kudo, 2013).

For example, larvae that are common in spring may emerge and oviposit before the summer sampling date.

The entire industry worked on only 450 targets in the past century.Yet this approach to drug making has never been tried before and barriers may emerge.

In particular, there is a good deal of nervousness about what may emerge from the Office for Budget Responsibility before the statement.

The truth may emerge Monday, when the young woman is due to testify before the Supreme Court in Islamabad.

Alternative approaches provide opportunities for staff to experiment with new ideas and solutions before implementation to identify and address issues that may emerge [ 38, 39].

Offspring of earlier spawning hatchery steelhead may emerge from the gravel (Mackey et al. 2001) and obtain feeding territories before wild ancestry fish.

The Turks dismiss this last option as meaningless.Quite what offer Turkey will get may not emerge before the summit.

George Bush ignored his call for immediate talks on Palestinian statehood, and hinted that a state may not emerge before the end of his presidential term.