Sentence examples for emergence on from inspiring English sources

Percentages of root emergence are based on number of viable seeds, and those of shoot emergence on the number of seeds in which a radicle had emerged.

Since his emergence on the filmmaking scene a quarter of a century ago, Tarantino is one of few American directors to have consistently explored contemporary and historical racial antagonism in his work.

The city has bounced back since then, showing that it is quite resilient and that its emergence on the world stage in the 1990s was not an accident or a one-off.

The older activists were supportive, if not exactly reverent, about Occupy's emergence on the scene.

Tesla's sudden emergence on the British electric car scene has already ruffled a few feathers.

That deal, completed in 2006, symbolised corporate India's triumphant emergence on the global stage.

Kjeldsen's emergence on Friday under a deluge of rain at Royal Troon was therefore worthy of little surprise.

Her first memoir, Infidel, tells of her emergence on to the European political stage from a Somali desert culture.

Mr. Grossman set a low-key tone for his official re-emergence on Thursday night, starting his first set with an easygoing take on Clifford Brown's "Blues Walk".

His re-emergence on Sunday was "highly political," Cheng Li, a scholar of elite Chinese politics at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said in an e-mail.

There have been wilder (and higher-stakes) political turnarounds, but Barr's re-emergence on the national stage is a scintillating chapter in the larger political story gripping Americans right now: The wheezing and sputtering of the conservative movement.