Sentence examples for emergence of the next from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there's the emergence of the next demographic – millennials.

ONE of the striking stories of the 2008 election cycle was the emergence of the next generation of American voters.

It was a combination of the emergence of the next generation of the web and reading Here Comes Everybody by Clay Shirky that inspired me to make the move to combine my personal ethics and working life.

All three gave plenty of notice, allowing us an enjoyably prolonged wallow in nostalgia, but racing's instinctive preference is to look forward and nothing is more exciting than the emergence of The Next Big Thing.

In reality Alonso's decision may have less effect on the driver market than many might expect in the sense that short-term movements will not affect the emergence of the next generation of driving talent.

He suspected that the authorities backed the film, which is the most expensive Egyptian production ever, because they saw its unflinching depiction of corruption as something that could prepare the public for the emergence of the next Big Man — who will sweep away everything, including the corrupt old guard.

It defines the emergence probability of the next subclone with one additional driver.

In recent years, the emergence of the so called "Next Generation Sequencing" (NGS) [ 20] technologies has radically transformed DNA sequencing domain.

Meanwhile Microsoft was distracted by the sudden emergence of the Web as "the next big thing".

Our networks also highlight some of the ways that bioinformatics has changed over time, with the recent emergence of the fields of next-generation sequencing and proteomics.

In recent years, the emergence of benchtop next generation sequencing (NGS) has offered a powerful alternative for mutation detection.