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1. Energy seems to vanish and re-emerge in dramatic swings.

2. Consequently the Marxist view is certain to re-emerge.

3. Deng retreated further from public view, only to re-emerge in early 1992 with his trip to the south.

4. This is a theme which will re-emerge when we consider acquired disorders of language in Chapter 9.

5. In the future, small farmers will re-emerge to provide the luxury items and the special foods that people enjoy.

6. This will take time to re-emerge.

7. The cancer may re-emerge years later.

8. When vaccine rates drop, deadly diseases can re-emerge – as we've seen recently with the whooping cough epidemic in California.

9. But I also hear that it will re-emerge after the elections. I hope so.

10. Local police chiefs should re-emerge as figures of authority and reassurance in their areas.

11. What we need to do now is to let the child still within us—the philosopher within us—re-emerge.

12. His unsettling nightmares continued(Sentencedict.com), and the John-Augustus struggle which he thought had been resolved in Buttermere began to re-emerge.

13. Like the Sleepers of Ephesus, ideas go underground for a few centuries to re-emerge when times are more propitious.

14. Mr Pozsgay was simply fed up with playing second fiddle, a characteristic that was to re-emerge later.

15. The stream is fascinating, disappearing from view from time to time, to re-emerge from beneath road or path in an ever delightful manner.

16. With the help of cosmetic surgery she undergoes a dramatic transformation to re-emerge as Silver.

17. While the sale will go through the contentious issue will re-emerge in the run-up to an expected spring election.

18. However, if the upside risk scenario for economic growth becomes a reality, businesses in China are likely to see considerable cost pressures re-emerge, with land and wage costs accelerating quickly.

18. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

19. However, when, as in the case with Java, other suppliers and revised versions eventually appear, versioning, compatibility, and portability problems re-emerge, as with other languages.

20. In years to come I believe we will see this re-emerge, and, just as in Ancient Greece, the intellectuals will generally be on the side of authoritarianism.

21. The Joint Typhoon Warning Center forecast that the storm would re-emerge over the Gulf of Oman late on June 4 or early June 5, and move east towards Karachi, Pakistan, as a tropical storm.

22. That led to teams carefully working out just where in the order their driver would re-emerge after a stop.

23. Long before those reforms have taken effect, though, it is likely that the premium will re-emerge.

24. The World Meteorological Organization says there is a possibility that La Nina conditions, where sea surface temperatures cool, may re-emerge over the coming months.

25. Swift action is needed by the governments of these countries to make sure that their economies can survive this market rout and re-emerge as strong investment alternatives for Wall Street.

26. This means, for example, not allowing a dangerous, historical Sino-Japanese confrontation to re-emerge.

27. It's good news that the imminent threat appears to be abating, but questions remain about the virus and whether it will re-emerge in the Southern Hemisphere or back in North America next fall.