Sentence examples for New emergence from inspiring English sources

Dr. Alfred Sommer, an epidemiologist and dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, said Friday, "The good news is this is not a new emergence of yet another strain of virus that we do not know anything about, or how to contain," like SARS, severe acute respiratory syndrome, was when first detected last year.

Despite the relatively new emergence of blockbuster animated films, Parrish says he has always wanted to work in animation.

Yet here I ride, a landscape figure still, No hint of new emergence in my eyes: Throughout this war I've done what looks like nil; And no one, to my knowledge, has expressed surprise..

The timing of her new emergence parallels that of her initial capture, in the aftermath of another helicopter crash in which the first four American casualties of the war occurred.

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Leanne Simpson, Dancing on Our Turtle's Back: Stories of Nishnaabeg Re-Creation, Resurgence and a New Emergence (Winnipeg, MB: Arbeiter Ring Publishing, 2011), 20.

Dr Rowcliffe says: "For any given contact the risk is quite low but given the scale of contact it is inevitable that there will be new emergences of Ebola or potentially other diseases that the bats harbour.

So, new leaf emergence would be a better choice for distinguishing the cold tolerance of these lines.

The Creators Project spoke to Mark Dorf about his new work, Emergence: .

Tubers were harvested 10 days after new tuber emergence (DAM) and used for transcriptome analysis.

Human practices surrounding the production and consumption of food can contribute significantly to the risk of new pathogen emergence.