Sentence examples for emerging heavyweights from inspiring English sources

Some heat has been applied to the emerging heavyweights – China, India and Brazil – too.

But as Zynga's tepid debut last week shows, multiple private investment rounds and the ability to trade shares before going public mean slim pickings when public market investors finally get their chance to own Silicon Valley's emerging heavyweights.

This changed the business environment not just within the country itself, but throughout the region, and partly explains why South Africa was invited to this week's G8 summit along with emerging heavyweights China, India, Brazil and Mexico.South Africa now boasts many successful multinationals.

From Stravinsky to Sibelius to Schoenberg (who "learned instrumental forms by subscribing to an encyclopedia, and waited for the S volume to arrive before composing a sonata"), the emerging heavyweights of the new music are sketched with a brevity and confidence that are the products, surely, of deep immersion and study.

Though he has been king for only 12 months, Washington views him as an emerging heavyweight.

A meeting of emerging economic heavyweights in New Delhi earlier this year received generous press coverage.

The country is widely expected to reach investment grade next year, drawing it closer to emerging market heavyweights like China and India.

Moreover, the gaggle of emerging market heavyweights like Roman Abramovich of Russia were said to be bidding against some of the hedge fund world's most prolific collectors, including the Citadel Investment founder Ken Griffin and the Connecticut billionaire trader Steven Cohen.

The recent landslide re-election of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has revived talk that Southeast Asia's largest economy belongs with the BRICs, that elite club of emerging market heavyweights that are expected to drive global growth for decades to come.

Again on Monday, in both Angola, a huge oil producer and emerging African heavyweight, and Congo, Mrs. Clinton spoke of reformulating the United States-Africa relationship.

Her thoughtful renditions of "Stormy Weather" and "Black and Blue" find her emerging as a heavyweight balladeer.