Sentence examples for states emerge from inspiring English sources
One is how states emerge from years of repression to build institutions capable of answering the needs of the modern world.
Peace may only come when religious toleration is widespread (highly unlikely in an atmosphere of violence) or when separate monoglot states emerge.
These people do not take their cue from democrats like the Scots.If altered borders and new states emerge in the Middle East (a shrunken Syria, a country for the Kurds?), the changes may superficially resemble the reordering in Africa and Asia when the colonial powers upped sticks after the second world war.
Synchronized states emerge both from an adjustment of the system parameters and from an application of a proper external stimulus.
Mental and physical states emerge by explication, or unfoldment, from an ultimately undivided and psychophysically neutral implicate, enfolded order.
With the inlet oxygen pressure increase the symmetric steady state becomes unstable via the pitch-fork bifurcation, and the two stable asymmetric states emerge.
The Balkan states emerged separately and at different times.
A number of states emerged in North China after the fall of the Tang dynasty.
Many states emerged after national movements declared independence and then sought recognition by other states and admission into the United Nations.
Under those changes, Qin slowly began to conquer its surrounding states, emerging into a major power in China.
But British officials concocted a role for the Hashemites in two of the new states emerging under Britain's influence.
