Sentence examples for but of emerging from inspiring English sources

"The Pacific is sufficiently accommodating to provide not only for the role of China and the United States but of emerging powers, too".

"What's at stake is not so much the survival of artists like me, but that of emerging artists and those who have only a few records under their belts".

Latching on to a hot investment sector can be dangerous, but advocates of emerging markets say that even after considering their strong performance this year, shares in these markets still look less expensive than those in developed countries.

Journalism is integral to the show's plot and character development but instead of emerging as the strong detergent that attacks the Underwoods' dirty laundry, it's equally stained with questionable motives and actions.

The reader of this issue of BMC Public Health has the unique opportunity to get an overview of successful applications of ICF, but also of emerging concerns and difficulties.

Force.com and Jive Software are but two examples of emerging business platforms and powerful ecosystems that have stalwarts such as Microsoft scrambling to play catch up.

She may be only 14, but in a climate of emerging prodigies, time is about to fly by.

But the poor performance of emerging markets (down 4.2% so far) do not fit the traditional explanations for the rally.

China and India have continued to grow, but in the rest of emerging Asia GDP plunged by an annualised 15% in the fourth quarter of 2008.

But Ms. Baker's generation of emerging playwrights has one claim on her, he said: "The intellect is really, really sharp, yet it's not cynical".

Overcoming these challenges will not only help to optimize anti-tumour necrosis factor therapy, but also advance development of emerging treatments for Crohn's disease.