Sentence examples for considered emerging from inspiring English sources
A lot of people did not want to invest in countries that are considered emerging markets "until there was clarity in Argentina," she said.
Some of his colleagues thought the prize, created by the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, was geared toward writers just a year out of school, while others considered "emerging" to refer to a playwright in midcareer.
They said that China and the United States were considered emerging nations for cricket — and, by the way, Lorgat noted that cricket's history in the United States went back 150 years to games between Canada and its southern neighbor.
(Greece and Portugal aren't considered emerging markets).
Many dyes can be considered emerging contaminants.
Many decades ago these were considered emerging markets but thats no longer the case.
"Some people would consider emerging markets more volatile, but they actually reduced portfolio risks," he said.
Consider emerging markets, once regarded as a perfect place for diversification.
INVESTORS considering emerging markets might also want to ponder bird dung.
Tasked with considering emerging trends and long-term strategy, the ONA has been credited with foreseeing the demise of the Soviet Union and the rise of China.
"[I have] already started discussions with a range of people and organisations about future possibilities, in broadcast and pay-TV as well as considering emerging media platforms and freelance options".
