Sentence examples for working emerged from inspiring English sources

Communication issues, partner unfamiliarity, 'mainstreaming' of Aboriginal funding, divergent views regarding staff competencies, client referral issues, staff turnover and different ways of working emerged as issues, emphasizing the challenges of working with a population with complex issues in a persistent climate of limited resourcing.

Marguerite-centered works emerged in the early 1900s, then, after a decade's lapse, during the World War I years and a little after.

Individual perceptions of self, work and the ability to cope with returning to work emerged from Marhold's study of Obstacles to Return-to-Work Questionnaire.

Its success seems to flow from improving communication and letting the right way to work emerge from the team.

But soon a lucrative line of work emerged: cleaning up.

The work emerged from time spent visiting New York.

Certain characteristics of the ancient organization of work emerged from the social stratification described above.

Piper's earliest art works emerged from the conceptual art tradition.

Orchestral versions of the two latter works emerged soon after Mozart's death.

In part this derives from the heightened stakes of the war and occupation from which their mature work emerged.

Beside pots and engraved marble, his most famous work emerged from his acquisition of a number of fire hoses.