31.   In order to decide what to include in the questionnaire we drew first of all on issues which had emerged in the two case studies.

32.   First, an approach within a discipline emerges in a particular social context marked, among other things, by influential social groups and authoritative doctrines.

33.   Serious opposition to the new emperor had also begun to emerge in some of the towns of north Italy, especially Cremona.

34.   It has not emerged in isolation and is a strand of the overall trend in personal computing towards extremely small, powerful, easy-to-use devices.

35.   If Library Information Services professionals do nothing to encourage their institutions to change, then new institutions will emerge in their place.

36.   Some of the company strengths and weaknesses emerging in discussion with marketing and other functions will have already acted to restrict these opportunities.

37.   These determined sects emerged in the time of toleration as the early centres of Dissent.

38.   God knows what he thought when I emerged in jeans and Roar of Disapproval T-shirt and got in the driving seat.

39.   In the following year John Wesley examined the qualities of eighteen exhorters who had emerged in the Cornish Societies.

40.   Pride, which is the major of these two moral themes, emerges in some bizarre and therefore entertaining forms in the course of the fabliau narrative.