Sentence examples for emerging definition from inspiring English sources

Even President Barack Obama seemed to implicitly endorse the emerging definition by referring to an attack in Lafayette, Louisiana, in 2015 that killed two and injured nine as a mass shooting.

With so many new subjects emerging, definitions were needed.

In Moore's account, European identity was formed through the persecution of vulnerable groups, especially non-Christians such as Jews or heretics, who did not fit into emerging definitions of what it meant to be European.

Little differences between emerging definitions remain, of course.

This systematic review aims at surveying the medical literature for existing and emerging definitions of preventable harm.

It was retrospectively observed that the fact that the interviewers were part of the same social fabric as the respondents may have blinkered their ability to respond to the emerging definitions.

To enable future risk-based refinements of these emerging definitions, we recommend that this framework also be considered in environmental and human health research involving the implications of nanomaterials.

Four main themes emerged: definition of pregnancy risk, factors influencing risk perception, risk alleviation strategies, and risk communication with health professionals.

In the seventh century, Islam, which today has often shuttered itself from the outside world, absorbed, like the Romans, external influences, and allowed outside cultures and religions to shape its emerging self-definition.

Emerging theme definitions and limits were discussed for their development and refinement.

Guidelines for coordinated design of targets and donors for gene correction emerge from definition of these pathways.