Sentence examples for both the emergence of from inspiring English sources

In southern Zambia, archaeology has thrown light on both the emergence of class distinctions and the beginnings of trade with the east coast.

The young queen based her 1950s image on her waist, as full-skirted dresses, twinkling with crystals or embroidered with flowers, reflected both the emergence of hope and a yearning for stability in the postwar years.

"Compared with conventional antibiotic therapy, the prodrug approach is likely to reduce both the emergence of antibiotic resistance (by reducing the exposure of other bacteria to the active drug), and the disruption of the body's normal communities of microorganisms," he notes.

But the pieces are starting to come together with both the emergence of studios willing to take risks on those kinds of games, and an increasing level of technology available to game developers.

Human embryonic stem (hES) cells have recently emerged as a useful model for placental development, providing the potential to study both the emergence of trophoblast from a precursor population and subsequent differentiation of these cells [12].

Both the emergence of a new clone or capsular switching might be associated with these changes in our 19A serotype isolates.

However, the Kentucky senator's unique brand of libertarian politics was eclipsed both by the emergence of Donald Trump and a dedicated effort by rival Ted Cruz to appeal to socially conservative libertarians.

EDM and LAK both reflect the emergence of data-intensive approaches to education.

In both cases, the emergence of this specific offer is marked by an a priori positive vision of exercising and of its effects.

Thus, this well-known fibrogenic cytokine is important both for the emergence of the myofibroblast and its survival against apoptotic stimuli.

According to S-D logic, the effectiveness and productivity of an organisation are strongly dependent on both (a) the emergence of variables that make the system more complex and the different contexts where these variables can occur and (b) the relationships among the various independent actors involved in the system [52].