Sentence examples for would emerge over from inspiring English sources

Given all these things, "perhaps the conditions for political change would emerge over the next decade or two".

Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish health secretary, said the slowing rate of new cases was welcome but warned that further cases would emerge over the next two to three days because of the legionella bacterium's incubation period.

Back then, Ms. Cook, now 78, was the quintessential Broadway ingénue, a demure honey blonde with a high, sweet soprano that gave only a few hints of the artist who would emerge over the next four decades.

The answer would emerge over the course of the subsequent months, through many medical visits: Emma was one of millions of children who, due to a series of genetic and environmental factors, was born with food allergies.

At the start of a major series in the Guardian on the Iraq war, one former major general said he feared a "bow wave" of new cases would emerge over the next decade.

He said he hoped that a consensus would emerge over the next two weeks, as his British counterpart, Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, consults with other I.M.F.

For a moment, had you not known there was an episode more to come, you might have thought that Pine would prevail and spirit Jed away, that Burr would emerge victorious over Roper and watch from afar as American soldiers exposed his convoy of weaponry for what it was.

The diagnosis would emerge, often over many months, involving not only several consultations but also different combinations of patient and family members, and sometimes evaluations in different locations (eg, surgery and home).

Then, after an unspecified period, his "family" would emerge from the rubble and take over the planet.

And before the day was over, another parolee would emerge as a suspect in a sexual assault on a 9-year-old girl.

But it was unclear whether a resolution or weaker statement would emerge, with negotiations stuck over several issues.