Sentence examples for emergence of considerable from inspiring English sources

This success, however, is offset by the emergence of considerable long-term morbidity, including second malignant neoplasms, cardiovascular disease, neurotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, pulmonary toxicity, hypogonadism, decreased fertility, and psychosocial problems.

The control of R5 viruses can even delay or prevent the emergence of considerable X4 viral load - which strongly depends on the constitution of the host, i.e. in biases in the choice of the possible evolutionary paths.

To counter the emergence of resistant microorganisms, considerable resources have been invested in the search for new antimicrobials.

Vladimir Jurowski's emergence as a Wagnerian of considerable stature.

This also marks Vladimir Jurowski's emergence as a Wagnerian of considerable stature".

Of considerable importance was the emergence of transnational corporations, whose share in the production and distribution of products and services has increased enormously in recent decades, as has their direct and indirect influence on national and international policies.

8 The emergence of dengue has resulted in considerable threats to population health and caused substantial costs.

As indicated by simulations, emergence of drug-resistance has no considerable impact on the use of drugs, and therefore on the depletion of stockpiles, if treatment is maintained at low levels throughout the outbreak, or R0 is sufficiently high.

Russia itself had been an empire with many non-Russian citizens, and the emergence of numerous national elites was a trend of considerable concern to Stalin and his leadership.

The UK faces a string of "considerable" security threats, including the emergence of militant group Isis and the "expanding scope" of cyber crime, the home secretary has said.

BHP Billiton Chairman Don Argus described the industry “in a time of considerable change,” with the emergence of new markets and sources of supply.