Sentence examples for a phenomenon emerging from inspiring English sources

If it does, then this uniqueness of de Sitter spacetime may lead to a different perspective on the cosmic coincidence problem, as well as on dark energy, possibly casting the latter as a phenomenon emerging from certain optimization principles encoded in the causal network structure.

But in the wake of Sept. 11, as "religion as a phenomenon" emerges in the public imagination, Setlzer writes a book that shows "how irrelevant the belief in God can be to religious experience".

But it's doubtful a robot could compete with a new phenomenon emerging out of California.

Ms. Igarashi has also noticed a similar phenomenon emerging in the United States, where she makes an annual motorcycle journey each summer.

It seems like there's been a parallel phenomenon emerging to the increased visibility of these beliefs, and that is the attempt to rename white-supremacist, Nazi or extreme beliefs in more vague euphemisms, like "alt-right". What do you make of it?

This is a worldwide phenomenon emerging not only in the west but in eastern countries such as China as well.

This is the book to focus on a new phenomenon emerging in the twenty-first century: the rapidly aging and decreasing population of a well-developed country, namely, Japan.

"Although ocean acidification is a global phenomenon, emerging research indicates that the U.S.-Canadian West Coast will face some of the earliest, most severe changes in ocean carbon chemistry," the report says.

Since launching three years ago, the Brooklyn-based start-up has become an internet phenomenon, emerging as the world's largest funding platform for creative projects.

China's system for funding new ventures is a relatively recent phenomenon emerging from decades of government-led technology policy and a still-transitioning business system.

Now we see a similar collaborative phenomenon emerging in the creative sector and, in particular, the film industry.