Sentence examples for emerging for example from inspiring English sources
It has been fractured in many ways, but among the young generation you see more and more collectives emerging, for example, and no end of small journals and so on, people re-engaging with that tradition".
We have a chance now to reshape social work and new practice models are emerging, for example in Hackney where they are 'reclaiming' social work with small units containing consultant social workers with much higher levels of delegated discretion.
However, new information about the 1918 virus is emerging, for example, sequencing of the entire genome from archival autopsy tissues.
In the human biomedical field several promising prototypes are emerging, for example for monitoring of patients with chronic cardiac or neurological diseases [ 22].
A number of hand guided robotic systems for surgery are emerging, for example, to assist in gripping tissues (laparoscopy), in guiding hand-held instruments, and in cutting applications (knee joint replacement surgery) [ 7– 10].
Other markers associated with pCR status are also emerging for example, stromal gene signatures (Farmer et al, 2009) and the presence of tumour infiltrating lymphocytes (Denkert et al, 2010).
She also ensures that patterns do not emerge; for example, that every third question has answer "b".
No doubt plenty of things we can't even think of now will emerge (for example, who predicted eBay?).
Reporters have often commented on his easygoing manner, the charming jocularity that emerges, for example, in his fondness for bestowing nicknames.
Under the City Code, Glencore was barred from making an offer for six months, expiring in mid-December, unless certain conditions emerged (for example, a third-party offer).
Other browsers, based on the same underlying technology, have already begun to emerge; for example, a Mozilla-based, Internet Explorer-free version of NeoPlanet is already in development.
