Sentence examples for emerging cadre from inspiring English sources

And Father Powis has inspired an emerging cadre of other dedicated leaders to get involved with neighborhood issues.

It turns out there is an emerging cadre of researchers using scientific techniques – specifically the randomized controlled trial – to find out which campaign strategies actually bring people to the polls.

To take full advantage of this emerging cadre of workers, employers will need to change the common perception of contingent workers as somehow less important, less skilled, or less committed than "permanent" employees, and must abandon the idea that contingent workers are simply an economic play.

After the sale of Xtify, Weinreich went back to focusing on MeetMoi by continuing to cultivate his relationships with the CEOs of an emerging cadre of dating websites.

An aggressive privatization program has reduced state involvement in basic industry, banking, transport, and communication, and an emerging cadre of middle-class entrepreneurs is adding dynamism to the economy and expanding production beyond the traditional textiles and clothing sectors.

Accordingly, there is a small, but emerging cadre of companies (10%) that apply holding requirements to all shares, regardless of whether or not ownership guidelines are met because these types of holding requirements address the clawback issue.

It involves an emerging global cadre of talent who spend careers bouncing among the social, private and public sectors, applying the methods of each to problems in the others, refusing to accept that one of them holds all truth.

This process is often described as 'disaggregation' or the 'legal supply chain.' And just as outstanding legal practitioners emerge as 'trusted advisers,' so too is there an emergent cadre of 'trusted adviser' legal service providers that may or may not be lawyers.

The theme emerging across all cadres of health workers was dissatisfaction with the working conditions.

Mr. Young, 34, a New Yorker, is one of a cadre of emerging black filmmakers — including the "Middle of Nowhere" director, Ava DuVernay, and the filmmakers Dee Rees and Tina Mabry — making visually compelling cinema addressing the outliers at the edges of black culture in America.

Wagner had emerged from a cadre of analysts who thought of voters as individuals and worked to aggregate projections about their opinions and behavior until they revealed a composite picture of everyone.