Sentence examples for emerging china from inspiring English sources

In 1994, as the American economy recovered, an emerging China was being called the biggest of the "Big Emerging Markets," and it was at the center of a relentless effort in Washington to focus American business on exports.

The emerging China has also adopted a highly ambitious national champion strategy.

But underneath it is a plug for the emerging China, manifested in its most populous city.

Look at almost any new industry and a giant is emerging: China Mobile, for example, has 600m customers.

The story of this emerging China has been told before, of course, by other writers, and by Mr. Hessler himself, in his previous books and magazine journalism.

And Mr. Bannon — increasingly obsessed with the emerging China threat — was eager to talk about the Communist Party, corruption and American naval operations in the South China Sea.

The emerging China-Russia alliance therefore serves as a counterbalance to the U.S. while advancing China's commercial, energy and military interests.

Fueled by the rapidly emerging China-Europe rail network, the Khorgos dream is grandiose but its origins are rooted in pragmatism.

So they began building better transportation infrastructure, logistics hubs, industrial zones and forging better diplomatic and economic relations with other key countries along the newly emerging China-Europe trade network.

The Chinatown's fitful progress reflects South Korea's larger ambivalence toward a re-emerging China.

An early outreach to Mr Modi was, therefore, seen as essential in making sure that Delhi does not gravitate rapidly to an emerging anti-China coalition in the larger Indo-Pacific as the US fashions its strategic rebalance to the region.