Sentence examples for emerging expansion from inspiring English sources

The success of personal mobile communication technologies has led an emerging expansion of the telecommunication infrastructure but also to an explosion to mobile broadband data traffic as more and more people completely rely on their mobile devices, either for work or entertainment.

This week, it agreed to take a controlling stake in the Korea Exchange Bank for $6.3 billion as part of its emerging markets expansion.

Not even close.So to the extent that commodity prices have leveled off in recent months, I'm tempted to view the development as evidence of the commodity constraint on growth in a world of rapid emerging market expansion.

BAOBAB is no expert on Turkey nor any judge of the durability of Recep Tayyip Erdogan's vision for his country of moderate Islam, European Union accession and emerging market expansion.

Analysts said the timing corresponded to the challenges facing Pearson's core education business and that Ms. Scardino, who oversaw the 168-year-old company through a period of great growth wanted to go out on a high note, while board members wanted a leader who could emphasize digital and emerging market expansion.

Also in keeping with this is Bango's recent $10.2 million fundraise — which it has said it would do to fund emerging market expansion.

One bank that is likely to be interested in the entire package is Deutsche Bank, believes Van Geest, who thinks Dutch rival ING would want to concentrate on emerging market expansion.

Common themes, including bidirectional transcription and repeat-associated non-ATG (RAN) translation, have recently emerged from expansion disease studies.

As opposed to de novo vasculature formation during embryogenesis (vasculogenesis), tumor vasculature has been thought to emerge by expansion of the host vasculature through postnatal sprouting of endothelial cells (angiogenesis).

The type of aid approach emerging provides for expansion of the established regional role of New Zealand in peacekeeping missions such as those to the Solomon Islands and Timor-Leste, to encompass humanitarian assistance and the challenges of disaster relief.

Analyst Nicolas Guyon-Gellin said: We see an intensification of value-enhancing bolt-ons to replenish the research and development pipeline (up to $14bn with potential targets like Amarin, Biomarin, Forest or Actelion) and to leverage untapped emerging market opportunities (expansion outside China).