Sentence examples for be an emerging theme from inspiring English sources

This mix of soft and hard power is what Professor Nye calls "smart power" — an update of Teddy Roosevelt's notion of speaking softly and carrying a big stick — and it seems to be an emerging theme of the new administration.

"Multiple origin of all the things that have something to do with teeth seems to be an emerging theme in evolutionary biology," he says.

This seems to be an emerging theme among the Republican Party as it lurches slowly towards the 2012 presidential campaign.

And, from these indications, it will likely be an emerging theme among Republican candidates (on a small scale) in next year's elections, and (on a much bigger stage) in the 2012 presidential race.

Amplification through positive feedback loops appears to be an emerging theme in cell polarity.

Finally, as both genetic and phenotypic heterogeneity appear to be an emerging theme in many genetic disorders, it is clear that WES data should be evaluated in the context of large cohorts of patients and controls [ 33].

The critical part played by being desired, Julia Heiman observed, is an emerging theme in the current study of female sexuality.

The use of Coriolis mass flow metering for two-phase (gas/liquid) flow is an emerging theme of both academic research and industrial application.

The lower prominence of coverage of the attacks in Beirut and Ankara has been an emerging theme of social media comment of the Paris killings.

This is an emerging theme in Process Systems Engineering wherein a series of inter-dependent scale-specific models are used to describe phenomena occurring across a range of spatial and temporal scales.

Samuel Issacharoff, a professor at New York University Law School, said, "There is a tendency to say 'The time has run, things are different, change has happened,' " adding, "It is an emerging theme of the Roberts court".