Sentence examples for to emerge again from inspiring English sources

It would take years until the emergence of StreetCode Academy for a new community technology center to emerge again in East Palo Alto.

Demagoguery may conceal questions on Watergate for a time, but they are bound to emerge again.

"It's highly predictable that old sibling roles are going to emerge again".

Only now, as he begins to name his new cabinet, have differences begun to emerge again.

"The West Africa outbreak was a reminder that it's out there – and it's waiting to emerge again," he says.

They are used to a certain kind of excellence; to see that start to emerge again [is great].

Kerry Brown, a professor of Chinese politics at the University of Sydney, said in a commentary for the BBC: "Despite the great exception of Deng Xiaoping, who came back from the political graveyard three times, he is highly unlikely to ever emerge again as a leader.

Bo has been sentenced, and, despite the great exception of Deng Xiaoping who came back from the political graveyard three times, he is highly unlikely to ever emerge again as a leader.

"And it was fun to have the voice that I feel like I had 12 years ago emerge again, to be able to have opinions about stuff and say things.

Berezovsky would emerge from his bedroom for breakfast, return to his room and not emerge again until mid-afternoon.

"We have every reason to believe Ebola is going to re-emerge again in Africa," said Osterholm, who also is the co-chair of an international research group that monitors Ebola vaccine development.