Sentence examples for emerging faster than from inspiring English sources

New diseases are emerging faster than ever.

Any new disease that is emerging faster than our understanding is never under control.

Experts raised concerns that the disease is "emerging faster than our understanding".

"Good ideas are emerging faster than ever, because once an idea such as the Khan Academy proves successful, demand almost mobilises itself," he said.

The speed of change there is astonishing, and opportunities for a mass restoration of living systems are emerging faster than I could have imagined even a year ago.

In May, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said Mers-CoV was a "threat to the entire world" and experts have raised concerns that the disease is "emerging faster than our understanding".

To counter it, Mr Harper will remind voters incessantly during the forthcoming campaign that Canada emerged faster than other members of the G7 club of big economies from the 2008 financial crisis, with its banking system intact.There are two threats to his campaign plan.

However, focusing on highly developed societies (in green) across all plots, we see on average, intra-societal cooperative transactions emerge faster than for low income societies (in blue).

Tomato seeds germinated and emerged faster in the RHB medium than in the FS-based compost amended media (FSC and FSC-RHB), indicating that the RHB medium may be preferred for seed germination.

In addition, the LC phase emerges faster in the ABA/AAA/PA system than in the ABA/AAA/FPA system during polymerizations.

Given that relational learning in monkeys emerged faster, thus after fewer examples, than in pigeons (Wright and Katz 2006), it is possible that rule-based generalization in the Shanks Darby task might be observed when animals receive training on multiple examples.