Sentence examples for continuing emergence from inspiring English sources
"Gonorrhoea is at risk of becoming an untreatable disease due to the continuing emergence of antimicrobial resistance," Davies writes.
Last week's announcement by Nasdaq that it was forming a joint venture with SharesPost underscores their continuing emergence.
In Game 2, the Mets benefited from the continuing emergence of Timo Perez and the clutch contribution of Darryl Hamilton in the 10th inning.
For the Yankees, more important than the outcome was the continuing emergence of Juan Rivera, who was promoted from Class AAA Columbus and given the right field job in June.
In unofficial returns, Ms. Solis had 63percentt of the vote, to 28percentt for Mr. Martinez, a result whose lopsided nature surprised even supporters of the 42-year-old challenger and reflected the continuing emergence of a new generation of Hispanic politicians in California.
Two decades later, On Sunday morning, I walked to the Washington Monument, where the rally before the march was held, and my first impression on seeing hundreds of thousands of people gathered there was of the continuing emergence of women from decades of silence and isolation.
The impression left by Fábregas was to be expected, as was that of Nasri, whose continued emergence this season has been notable.
The current trajectory of public reporting, continued emergence of multidrug-resistant organisms, and mandated antimicrobial stewardship initiatives will result in an increased surveillance workload for ICPs.
The continued emergence of new business platforms More and more companies are building platforms -- and adding planks.
The continued emergence of novel pathogenic clones carrying diverse combinations of phenotypic and genotypic properties significantly hampers control of the disease [2].
The continued emergence of MDR- and XDR-TB poses a significant threat not only to tuberculosis control but also to progress made in the expanded provision of antiretroviral treatment (ART) for HIV.
