Sentence examples for statements emerged from from inspiring English sources
Europe's financial markets were closed by the time the first of a number of official statements emerged from the talks, but on Wall Street the immediate response was one of relief, with the Dow Jones closing up 162 points, or 1.4%.
Six categories of negative statements emerged from the analysis, relating to: organisation and environment, staff attitudes and behaviour, breastfeeding support, information, the role of the father and attention to the mother (Table 2).
The statements emerging from the House Financial Services Committee make it unclear that they really embrace the idea that the polluter should pay.
A certain grouchiness might be expected: no statement emerges from the administration without Mr. Loeser's reviewing it first.
The frank statement emerges from a submission made by Maclean to a consultation on tax transparency in the Cayman Islands, written in February 2014.
The statement that emerged from the meeting of Arab oil-producing countries in Kuwait on Wednesday was so ambivalent that western experts were unsure about what the Arabs are actually up to.
But with Mr. Daschle's mildly confrontational statements today, Democrats emerged from weekly party meetings re-energized in their intention to oppose the nomination.
Significant statements and meanings emerged from analysis of the transcripts that were identified as factors, which contribute to their health behaviour and choice to wear or not to wear the footwear.
Overlaid in white writing is one of the pithier statements to emerge from this year's madcap Republican nomination contest: "'Donald Trump is unhinged' – Jeb Bush".
Of all the statements to emerge from the mouth of Lance Armstrong or those who represent him in recent months, Wednesday's offering from his lawyer Elliot Peters is one of the most disingenuous uttered throughout the whole, sorry affair.
It's almost like there are statements constantly emerging from the subconscious or wherever it's coming from with him.
