Sentence examples for emerging consequences from inspiring English sources

Caijing, a magazine, has reported that after the reshuffle this experiment may be tested in areas with low fertility rates.Meanwhile the emerging consequences of the one-child policy are openly discussed in state media.

On the other hand, every one of the public telephones and parking meters he ever tried in Canadian cities was functioning.Although Mr DePalma is now an international business reporter for his newspaper, there is little serious discussion of the emerging consequences of NAFTA nor of the likelihood of dollarisation across the Americas.

The inevitable need for freshwater to support the projected population growth along the ocean coast is an emerging issue of potential consequence to adjacent estuaries.

These theories will serve as the basis for evaluating the intended consequences of this evaluation system, while not losing sight of emerging unintended consequences.

As the identities and functions of beneficial human microbes emerge, the consequences of building design, operation, and function must be understood to maintain the health of occupants in buildings.

When the dreaded "unexpected" emerged as consequences of the storm like ghouls on Halloween, the often lumbering nature of big government institutions demonstrated agility in providing professional help.

Three overarching themes emerged: perceived consequences of back pain, specific nature of employment and the impact of back pain on patient identity.

Dynamic analysis of the network might enable us to distinguish features that function as differentiating context, and features that emerge as consequences of the particular context.

For the moment, two ground-breaking elements are emerging as a consequences of post-ownership economy: i) the industry shifting from selling to service and ii) the integration of transport regimes and markets.

Given emerging concerns regarding consequences of late prematurity, we speculate that TC care may confer important long term benefits [ 17, 18].

One of the emerging and costly consequences of this epidemic is the increase in health care utilization by obese children for a number of conditions [ 2- 4].