Sentence examples for an emerging one from inspiring English sources

The concept of epidermotropic B cell lymphoma as a distinct form of B-cell neoplasia is an emerging one.

The "urban system of innovation" concept is an emerging one, which means that it is now shaped, structured and developed.

There is an empty space for his cohort in the Senate, but an emerging one for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan in the House.

In "Alias" on television, Ms. Olin plays a vampy mother to a daughter this lovely, and here as there, there's a weird tension between a fading beauty and an emerging one.

If the Giants had played the Green Bay Packers on Sept. 16, as originally scheduled, it would have been viewed as an early-season meeting between an established power and an emerging one.

Citation from the novel trilogy Divisions (Deobe) The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2011 is awarded to the Serbian author Dobrica Cosic, the last dissident of the 20th century, witness of a declining era, as well as the prophet of an emerging one.

The emergence of the O139 serogroup has provided a unique opportunity to witness the epidemiologic changes associated with the displacement of an existing serogroup by a new emerging one and thus provides new insights into the epidemiology of the disease.

With Nancy's perceptive questions, I began to see a new book emerging, one that was not a multi-generational story at all, but a compact and dramatic tale set in one year--1910--and year--1910--and year--1910--and year--1910--and year--1910--and

Out of the mist, a compromise is emerging, one that could bring the country closer to a deal with the EU.

A compromise is emerging, one that calls for burying more bodies without sanitizing the horror of what occurred.

"Just because there's a potentially dominant coalition emerging, one that has a secure vote and demographic foundation, doesn't mean it's going to win every election".