Sentence examples for repeatedly emerging from inspiring English sources

Davies was his usual manic self in the technical area, repeatedly emerging from the dug-out with his arms outstretched.

As public officials across fast-growing Texas look for ways to build more roads in the midst of a lack of public financing, toll revenue or investment from private firms hoping to collect that toll revenue are repeatedly emerging as the antidote.

The overall messages repeatedly emerging from these studies are that renal injury is associated with RI elevation but that considerable overlap between patients with and without acute kidney injury (AKI) precludes the use of this index in daily practice [ 1- 4].

Throughout the project, these pillars of sustainability repeatedly emerge, explicitly and implicitly, as critical to the emergence of more sustainable paradigms for regional development.

Black civic leaders say they are troubled by the rash of crimes and have repeatedly emerged at rallies alongside Chinese to show solidarity.

Germany had resisted declaring a public terrorism alert for many weeks, even when it repeatedly emerged at the center of new concerns.

Often the music ceded primacy to films by Marijke van Warmerdam projected overhead, in which the fantastic repeatedly emerged from the mundane: dead leaves and detritus danced in wind-current swirls; an old couple on a bench looking out on a pond were depicted in swooping Ferris-wheel camotionstions.

In between these patterns which have explicit self-organized structures, disordered states repeatedly emerge (such as Fig. 5(c), 5(h), and 5 k)).

The population parameters that repeatedly emerge as necessary for deriving estimates of MPA dimensions include the spatial distribution of the conservation priority (species or habitat), movement patterns and oceanographic processes.

The recurrence of importance on social mission over wealth-maximization, while achieving sustainability and scalability in social mission, through social value creation activities as well as an orientation towards market principles and forces, repeatedly emerged in the interviews as a prime argument differentiating social enterprises from NGOs, or from pure for-profits.

In the past decade, illegal immigration from Latin America has repeatedly emerged as a hot-button issue of U.S. politics, playing out most prominently inside the Republican Party.