Sentence examples for we've emerged from inspiring English sources

What if the pessimists are more right than wrong and we've emerged from the trauma of the financial crisis to discover that for a number of deep-seated reasons "normal" growth just isn't what it used to be?

Now that we've emerged the winners in the Darwinian struggle, we're fascinated by our fellow primates, the ones who didn't quite make it to the top of the class, and we even tend to sentimentalize them.

"We've emerged from an economic recession in the UK, a world financial crisis, the most profound and continuing changes in the media industry, and your company is in very good health," said Rotheremere in the company's annual report.

In a post on Yahoo's corporate blog, Mr. Yang makes the case that the last three months have helped prove the company's mettle: We've emerged a stronger, more focused company with an even greater sense of purpose.

"I think we've emerged at the end of this conference with some quite surprising results: a surprising level of sheer willingness to stay together, and a surprising level of agreement about what might be necessary to make that happen," he said.

Out of the depths of recession, we've emerged ready to write our own future.

In the last decade, we have emerged from the Education Stone Age.

We have emerged in numbers at last, and are no longer invisible, discardable or silent.

We have emerged from one of the longest recessions in recent memory.

"With this unanimous decision, we have emerged totally victorious today," he told the Guardian.

In one generation, we have emerged from unspeakable degradation and approached the threshold of the White House.