Sentence examples for we could emerge from inspiring English sources

If only, like Jack, we could emerge triumphant, wealth in our pocket and the monster destroyed.

If this communication bill gets it right, we could emerge with public service broadcasting fortified.

"It's not inconceivable that we could emerge as the largest party," one MP, senior and sensible, murmured.

What Howe meant was that after "Native Son" it was no longer possible to pretend, as Louella Parsons had pretended, that the history of racial oppression was a legacy from which we could emerge without suffering an enduring penalty.

With students choosing careers that they may not suit them, a worrying scenario could emerge: we could be stuck in careers like round pins in square holes.

"If we are hoping that Paul Ryan is going to have courage and that the House Republicans are going to be fair and decent and that a bill could emerge, we're smoking something," Mr. Sharry said.

"The therapeutic potential could emerge if we see changes in the brain which would rectify abnormalities, for instance in addiction, in depression," said Professor Nutt.

"Given Anthem and Cigna's pursuit of Humana in 2015, we think new potential combinations could emerge".

We agreed that new categories could emerge or that already classified articles could be subject to reclassification.

Differences could emerge because we considered also the risk of cancer associated with former consumption of alcohol, or because of the risk functions used by one study, 44 which were not derived for men and women separately, 46 or because of the different application of alcohol exposure data.

We feared that a new regime could emerge from the old – different faces, but the same corruption.