Sentence examples for number emerges from inspiring English sources

After a short debate, a number emerges.

From this ocean of infinite affinities, a number emerges.

Therefore lines producing large seeds have an advantage in small pots (they produce the same number of seeds, but these seeds are larger); however, the expected trade-off between seed size and number emerges in larger pots, with a slope close to the predicted value of −1.

Oklahoma averages 20 tornadoes in May statewide; in just two weeks, roughly half that number emerged in one region.

The true number emerged in a lawsuit that revealed how two companies – DynCorp Systems and Solutions LLC and Computer Sciences Corporation – were contracted to operate a network of planes on behalf of the CIA.

That number emerged in a letter that the union sent to Mitchell later that month, saying it would let him know if any of the 45 players changed their minds about not wanting to be interviewed.

The true number emerged in documents filed in a lawsuit in New York in 2011 that showed how the US government contracted DynCorp Systems and Solutions LLC and Computer Sciences Corporation to operate a network of planes on its behalf.

Only when the "critical mass" label is discarded does a likely explanation for these numbers emerge.

Early numbers emerged from a computer program that the Army Corps of Engineers uses to gauge the debris created by natural disasters like hurricanes.

Who will trust the numbers emerging from this referendum?" Some polling places appeared deserted, and at others, the opinions were divided.

We're trying to lighten up.' But as the numbers emerge showing that organics can be profitable, she said, more farmers are turning out at her organization's conferences.