Sentence examples for years emerging from from inspiring English sources

All of these countries have either introduced or consolidated electoral democracy over the past 25 years, emerging from unrepresentative one-party politics or harsh and repressive military rule.

She has found carbon that old emerging at numerous spots around Fairbanks, and carbon as old as 43,000 years emerging from lakes in Siberia.

One reason the Publicis Groupe has been so acquisitive in recent years emerged from Mr. Etienne's response to a question during his presentation.

Hudson (8-9), won won 49 games over the previous two and a half years, emerged from his second prolonged funk of a difficult season with solid work against the Tigers, who lost for the sixth time in seven games.

Kevin Constantine, the Devils' fourth head coach in less than four years, emerged from the dressing room at 12 45 p.m. today and joined a team that happened to be skating in circles at the time.

— The Giants' Tom Coughlin, a football coach for nearly 40 years, emerged from a recent meeting of his offensive linemen and wondered what aspect of football he had just witnessed.

FX faces fresh competition from the basic cable channel AMC, which in recent years emerged from its status as an also-ran to a major player with original series like "Mad Men" and "The Walking Dead," the most-watched cable drama on television.

As I wandered through the wetlands, a magnificent solitary osprey, one of more than 30 pairs that have come to nest here in recent years, emerged from some hidden spot, working its five-foot wingspan to propel it towards the ocean.

"Issues of identity, regional, national, personal or sexual, remain commonplace, unsurprisingly, given that most of these countries have only in the past 60 years emerged from centuries of foreign subjugation," said Valentine Willie, a gallery owner who represents many of the artists in the show.

One by one, they sat in a witness chair yesterday at a state legislative hearing and made impassioned pleas for an appointment that would take them from obscurity to a seat on the State Board of Regents, which has in recent years emerged from having a relatively passive role in education to becoming one of the most assertive school policy-making bodies in the country.

Fatima Ebrahimi, an Iranian citizen who has been living in the U.S. for six years, emerged from the CBP holding area with her two young children, one of whom was disabled, shortly before midnight.