Sentence examples for urge emerges from inspiring English sources

In one part of the game "you" can write in the snow on the ground, if the urge emerges.

"His testimony raises profound concern that the attorney general is doing what we urge emerging democracies not to do, and that is, seek to prosecute your political opponents after you win an election," Schiff continued, in an apparent reference to Barr's vow to examine the beginnings of the investigation, precisely as Trump has long demanded.

He should also urge emerging powers like South Africa and Brazil to volunteer their assistance to a UN-led operation.

Why do our dystopian urges emerge at certain moments and not others?

"Right now, these risks appear under control," Ms. Lagarde said, but she urged emerging economies to increase their defenses to deal with possible repercussions when the Federal Reserve and other central banks start to cut back their monetary stimulus.

The bank urged emerging markets to encourage "a virtuous cycle" of investment and output.Germany's economy grew by just 0.4% in 2013 according to a first estimate, the worst showing since the depths of the financial crisis.

At one gathering Ms Gandhi urged villagers emerging from mud-walled houses not to "trust outsiders who are unattached to you, they do not love you", claiming "we consider you as family".

Mr. Dawkins and Mr. Dennett argue that brights are a beleaguered group confronting a growing religious right; they urge brights to emerge from their closet and boldly proclaim their identity.

Although commonly young people wanted a treatment to reduce tics, reducing the urge to tic emerged as a second important subtheme.

The motivation to study this problem emerges from the urge to understand memory.

A: We still see ourselves as a startup, so some of the more entrepreneurial people will always end up leaving when their urge to start something new emerges.