Sentence examples for time has emerged from inspiring English sources

For the professional musicians, rehearsal time has emerged as a major point of contention.

"Europe has faced repeated crises in the past and each time has emerged on the whole in stronger shape," Mr. Issing wrote.

Time-dependent dielectric breakdown (TDDB), in which the traps in oxide bulk form a conducting path under application of stress voltage for long period of time, has emerged as one of the important sources of performance degradation in advanced devices.

This view, though controversial at the time, has emerged as the only sensible option for a Qatari tournament, but that does not mean Beckenbauer, who still sits on Fifa's football committee and is honorary president of Bayern Munich, has entirely escaped the post-2010 fallout.

The pressure to graduate more students in less time has emerged as a daily motivator and primary goal for many college leaders.

Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), a technique which delivers an ablative dose of radiation over a short period of time, has emerged to become a major noninvasive treatment modality for early stage nonsmall cell lung cancer (NSCLC) worldwide.

He left after 11 months, and by then allegations that he misused city money, resources and time had emerged.

Staff, volunteers and service users leaving the premises for the last time had emerged in tears, she said.

While I'm usually an architectural purist, I felt these restored buildings symbolized a city that did not want to forget, and at the same time, had emerged stronger, more transparent, and ready to move ahead.

In western Europe the criminal law of modern times has emerged from various codifications.

Recently, a new class of MCMC methods with mesh-independent convergence times has emerged.