Sentence examples for these emerged from inspiring English sources

These emerged in a sequence -- thresholds of emergent complexity -- over a timescale measured in billions and millions of years.

These emerged in part from the role of non-state actors.

These emerged from his precocious career in Argentina, which included setting up the country's statistics office and central bank, as Edgar Dosman, a Canadian academic, ably describes.

Lower taxes, keep the economy cruising, do something to improve access to health care -- these emerged as the more common requests, but few could explain what their candidate might do to achieve such goals.

Out of these emerged the successful Allied defense of Tobruk, carried out substantially by Australians (April December 1941), and the decisive victory at the battles of El-Alamein, in which an Australian division played a key role.

Under Mr. Grant's care, however, many more of these emerged, so that by 1994 I was hearing of how the Birmingham Royal Ballet dancers were referring, affectionately but ruefully, to "Alexander's 'Fille.' " It is a later stage of "Alexander's 'Fille' " that was danced by American Ballet Theater in this decade.

Mr. Obama acknowledged these emerging threats on Friday.

Stories like these emerge from the map.

China represents the largest of these emerging middle classes.

These emerging trends are very visible in India.

We dedicate considerable resource to assessing these emerging capabilities.