Sentence examples for emergence of foreign from inspiring English sources

The film society, founded in 1969, has had to become more competitive in recent years with the emergence of foreign and independent cinemas at sites like the Tribeca Film Festival and the IFC Center, not to mention stalwarts like Film Forum and the Museum of Modern Art.

Th3 Pr0 – a member of pro-Assad hacking group the Syrian Electronic Army SEAA) – told me that he believed the emergence of foreign combatants in Syria is most likely the work of those in charge of various anti-Assad nations.

The emergence of AI-driven chatbots.

"But for me, and what I hope the viewer feels, it is also a moment of alien space, the emergence of a foreign object that forces us to suspend our beliefs and just be enveloped by this 'generator.'".

It hails the emergence of a foreign owner in the German media industry dominated by longtime state- and family-controlled media companies such as Bertelsmann and, previously, Kirch.

"I think we have reached a balance here," said committee chairman Bob Corker, claiming the bill showed the "re-emergence of the foreign relations committee becoming more than just a debating society".

This leads to a larger question: Will these events be the catalyst for the emergence of a common European foreign policy?

A result of the struggle over Hamilton's program and over issues of foreign policy was the emergence of national political parties.

The emergence of new tools for the introduction of foreign genes into plants has increased both our knowledge and the capacity to develop transgenic plants.

In 2000 Islamists formed the Union of Islamic Courts, a national federation of sharia jurists, that had at least some legitimacy and held large swathes of territory, until it was overthrown six years later with foreign help.The emergence of another national movement is still Somalia's best hope of escaping misery.

Drawing on actor network theory (ANT), this paper analyses the role of Chinese characteristics in the emergence of three accounting regulations for foreign invested firms (FIFs) as part of China's recent transformation to become part of the "world order".