More important are the priorities that would emerge from public debate.
I thought the reëlections of Ted Stevens and Don Young were the worst things that would emerge from yesterday's election.
Although the biologic predeterminists lacked our modern understanding of genetics, they used their knowledge and insight to anticipate scientific advances that would emerge decades later.
So yes, there are lots of similarities but also lots of tensions that would emerge on a nuts-and-bolts policy level.
Put aside, too, the overblown and at times dishonest Western claims in the past about the kind of Afghanistan that would emerge.
I believe that under hypnosis the only thing that would emerge would be the worry words, frozen pipes, frozen pipes, frozen pipes.
He dismissed what at one time seemed to be the West's fond hope of a harmonious coalition that would emerge as soon as the oppressive dictator was removed.
Despite their popular appeal, these dissident leaders failed to inspire the kind of broad movement that would emerge later in the century.
But the Betty Crocker people probably did not envision the range of meat thermometers that would emerge as technology made its way into the kitchen.
By James Surowiecki November 5, 2008 I thought the reëlections of Ted Stevens and Don Young were the worst things that would emerge from yesterday's election.
I appreciate Althouse's raising some of the problems that would emerge from elections of Supreme Court justices, and hope my book will open such a debate.
