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1387 examples of Emerged in a sentence

When the coast was clear, I emerged, crept into the classroom, and took from my teacher's desk the grade book.
But I nonetheless emerged and relapsed, and emerged and relapsed, and emerged and relapsed, and finally understood I would have to be on medication and in therapy forever.
They emerged over the years when immigrants from the countryside came to the cities looking for work, like cities within the cities, known for problems like crime, poverty, and the violent drug war between police and the drug gangs.
Resistance to artemisinin has already emerged, and if this were to become widespread, that puts at risk the single drug that we have to treat malaria around the world in a way that's currently safe and efficacious.
But one of the ideas that emerged from some of those sketches was the notion of traveling through Rome in different vehicles at different speeds in order to show the different aspects of Rome.
Catadores emerged from social inequality, unemployment, and the abundance of solid waste from the deficiency of the waste collection system.
And again, we have no way of knowing, but it's clear that a new form of wealth must have emerged.
And from literate populations, new forms of collective action emerged in the spheres of knowledge, religion and politics.
And again, new forms of wealth emerged.
Capitalism is fairly recent; socialism emerged as a reaction to that.
What emerged was a beautiful and complicated portrait of America.
And there emerged a design: the galleries sort of forming an island and you could walk through them or on the roof.
A marketplace has emerged where public humiliation is a commodity, and shame is an industry.
This furry little creature is a fresh young bee halfway emerged from its brood cell, and bees right now are dealing with several different problems, including pesticides, diseases, and habitat loss, but the single greatest threat is a parasitic mite from Asia, Varroa destructor.
She has emerged, in recent years, as a visible feminist.
But the puzzle of why the universe emerged in that peculiar state is completely unsolved.
By Chaucer’s time, a professional class of merchants and intellectuals had also emerged.
We could actually take these 99 different viruses, look at them and compare them, and we could see, actually, compared to three genomes that had been previously published from Guinea, we could show that the outbreak emerged in Guinea months before, once into the human population, and from there had been transmitting from human to human.
In the midst of all this conflict, a powerful figure emerged to take charge of France.
The new government emerged from a long war of independence and immediately proclaimed a socialist agenda: health care services, primary education became essentially free.
Matcha became so popular that a distinct Chinese tea culture emerged.
Here, the word Gothic was repurposed again to describe a literary genre that emerged as a darker strain of Romanticism.
The gothic label belonged to literature and film until the 1970s when a new musical scene emerged.
Over the years, three main theories about the manuscript's text have emerged.
Such cryptic dialogue and circular reasoning are key features of the Theatre of the Absurd, a movement which emerged after the Second World War and found artists struggling to find meaning in devastation.
And whether in the shape of informal concrete slums or broken social housing or trampled old towns or forests of skyscrapers, the contemporary urban archetypes that have emerged all across the Middle East have been one cause of the alienation and fragmentation of our communities.
New types of conflicts have emerged, and I'll refer to those later.
It's no accident that democracy and theater emerged around the same time in ancient Athens.
The great writer Khalil Gibran says, "Out of suffering have emerged the greatest souls.
While the first exosome-based diagnostics emerged on the market just this year, they are not yet part of mainstream healthcare options.
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