Sentence examples for this emerged when from inspiring English sources

Evidence of this emerged when Facebook bought Italy-based Glancee, this year.

All this emerged when Harman made a speech last week talking about overcrowding in cemeteries.

This emerged when hundreds of voters, including Vartan Oskanian, a former foreign minister, complained that ink markings on their passports designed to prevent multiple voting had disappeared within minutes of being stamped.

This emerges when one turns to the First Day of Galileo's Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences (1638).

This emerges when we consider such things as attending to, thinking about, remembering, and comparing our experiences: activities that bring us into 'epistemic contact' with those experiences.

This emerges when Plutarch discusses the question of divine punishment in his work On the Delays of the Divine Vengeance (De sera numinis vindicta).

This idea emerged when the United Nations' special envoy to Afghanistan, Lakhdar Brahimi, who is heading the talks in Bonn, telephoned Mr. Rabbani on Friday night to appeal for flexibility and an end to the impasse.

[T]his was the first time that this debate emerged, when we met representatives from the Christian churches.

The Muslim side pragmatically renounced to the appellation of 'chaplaincy': [T]his was the first time that this debate emerged, when we met representatives from the Christian churches.

The simple concept behind this series emerged when Jai sent me a picture of a little weedface smoking a blunt.

Evidence of this tendency emerged when negative attitudes or stereotypes became publicly frowned upon in the 1960s and 70s, and many people felt social pressure to not get "caught" saying something that sounded racist--an extrinsic motivation that many have labeled "political correctness".