Sentence examples for Emergence from inspiring English sources

Nazarbayev permitted a relatively high degree of political activity until the emergence of a reform movement called Democratic Choice of Kazakhstan, backed by several wealthy business people, in late 2001.

The emergence of Ukip as a viable political force is the result of a declining labour market.

We were caterpillars, greedy worms condemned to toil on earth; the chrysalis was our coffin, but the butterfly's miraculous emergence symbolised the possibility of an afterlife, a chance for our souls to ascend to heaven.

The narrative spirals outwards and backwards to evoke, first, a world without seasons or colour, then the emergence of plant and animal life, then the time of human habitation, ending with a series of "prospects" of Britain which I think are among the best 20th-century nature writing.

One positive has been the emergence of the so-called "challenger banks" over the past six years, Hannums says.

Senussi was also involved in targeting influential western academics with the aim of highlighting the emergence of a "new Libya".

The emergence of the reality shows – Big Brother, Pop Idol and The X Factor – brought the soap to a crisis in the middle of the noughties.

Milan did not play with quite such attacking verve, yet the emergence of such players as Stephan El Shaarawy, Mattia De Sciglio and M'Baye Niang was nevertheless thrilling.

"The over- and misuse of antibiotics has been identified as a significant contributor to the emergence of resistant bacteria," Ley said.

The emergence of new small presses committed to the book as artefact has generated an excitement this year.

He added: "Following the emergence of internet TV services, viewers now have more choice than ever.