Sentence examples for slow emergence from inspiring English sources

In truth, the rhythm of fragment and frustration, of erasure and error and slow emergence of form, was familiar.

Somehow, the school and the speech therapist got through to Temple, rescued her (she later came to feel) from the abyss, and started her on her slow emergence.

As for Crook's slow emergence as a gifted screenwriter with a natural flair for direction – he mostly puts that down to procrastination.

Miami was probably playing over its head at 3-0, despite a gaggle of free-agent signings and the slow emergence of quarterback Ryan Tannehill.

One Western businessman, who has observed Ukraine's painfully slow emergence as a state, tried to capture the mood here by saying, "Disillusionment is too strong a word, but disappointment may not be strong enough".

By that light, the arrival of Fin and the slow emergence of Olivia from her cocoon of grief mark noth-ing less than the avoidance of tragedy, for all concerned.

Unvaccinated naïve animals exhibited a slower emergence of immune escape variants.

HCV carrier status but not HBV carrier status was significantly associated with slower emergence of malaria parasites in univariate analysis, along with older age and self-medication.

Age is an important confounding factor in this setting however multivariate analysis points to an interaction between P. falciparum and HCV at the hepatic level with a slower emergence of P. falciparum in HCV chronic carriers.

The competitive disadvantage could be due to slightly slower overall growth rate, to occasional cell death, or to slower emergence from stationary phase between cycles.

Obese patients are traditionally reported to have slower emergence from anesthesia because of a delayed release of volatile anesthetics from the excess fat tissue.