Sentence examples for coming among from inspiring English sources

Whatever the true level of inequality, though, it grew last year, with the greatest increases in poverty coming among some of the nation's poorest groups.

The Occupy Wall Street placards advocate income redistribution, but data from the General Social Survey shows that support for redistribution has plummeted during the recession, with the sharpest declines coming among people earning between $7 and $9 an hour.

The total number of unemployed across the euro zone was more than 2m higher than in November of 2011, with nearly half a million of that increase coming among those under 25 years of age.

The statesman, now 76, recounts how he saw trouble coming among new nations in the 1950's and 1960's as patterns of dependency on richer nations and corruption and ostentation took hold in post-colonial administrations.

Sheikh Mansour, Davidson says, is up and coming among the 19 sons born to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi's long-term ruler who died in 2004.

If in the lives of American writers such youthful infatuations typically prefigure the rest of what's coming, among the English such attractions often really do seem just a phase.

What monster had come among us?

The announcement came among renewed fighting in Syria.

None of the cuts appeared to come among editorial employees.

Nearly all of the recent gains have come among women.

One hopeful sign for Mr. Bush came among Roman Catholics.