Sentence examples for transpired more from inspiring English sources

This transpired more than 21 years ago and a period of 13 years passed before CN's incorporation into the formulation was revealed [35].

The scene at comedy clubs mirrors what has transpired more generally since Trump's election.

Using a thermographic camera to screen ABCGs that are closely related to AtABCG25, they identified one mutant that transpired more than the corresponding wild-type.

But it transpires, more's the pity, that Adjmi isn't after a send-up of the French Revolution and its causes.

Much of what transpired had more to do with future billions than the numbers on today's scoreboards.

As the jury understood it, what transpired was more of a battle royal over credit-card spending than spousal abuse.

But the winter "crisis", it has since transpired, was more psychosomatic than real: worse bed shortages actually occurred in some parts of the country in June.

A few months earlier Ruth Kelly, then education secretary, had faced criticism when it transpired that more than 150 individuals on the sex offenders' register had been cleared to work with children.Mr Reid wasted no time making political capital.

And only a fact-botching fool would describe the cake he ate while the strike transpired with more accuracy than the country the U.S. was bombing while the leaders were relishing that dessert.

Initial interviews were carried out amongst women who had or had not reported their periods as a problem but it transpired that more data was generated from those who had reported a problem.

Instead of more productive stands transpiring more water, the greatest variability in both productivity and transpiration was determined by site conditions and to a lesser degree, species composition.