Sentence examples for emerging because of from inspiring English sources

'In the DWP, there are already real problems emerging because of the job cuts,' he says.

Political difficulties over China's own accession to the WTO are also emerging, because of the disputed status of Taiwan.

To see real improvement in all schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw should be turning his sights onto the fragmented and highly disorganised system that is emerging because of academisation.

The dispute is emerging because of an unanticipated twist in the fuel market, with Congress having mandated the use of more ethanol, which the makers are having trouble selling.

These smarter, more useful search results are emerging because of a shift in strategy and technology by search companies such as Google and Yahoo!

It is known that thousands of zero-day attacks are continuously emerging because of the addition of various protocols mainly from Internet of Things (IoT).

Dr. Joe Vinetz, a leptospirosis expert, who is a professor at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, said he believed the disease was re-emerging because of greater participation in adventurous activities and the growing interaction between rats and people in urban areas.

Mr. Giuliani said, "The reality is, the concern over it emerged because of the situation with Alan Hevesi".

Some experts say the differences emerged because of less aggressive surgical techniques in Europe.

The project emerged because of Mr. Allen's desire to make a significant contribution to neuroscience.

I faced up to it, and I overcame a lot of big-time problems that usually emerged because of fear.