Sentence examples for emerging in the current from inspiring English sources

From the start, Jones had a very different view on how to structure Science, and it's this unique model that he hopes will set it apart from the hoards of incubators that are emerging in the current market.

Uber is one of many services emerging in the current Great Fragmentation of work and services.

And Mr. Clinton has emerged in the current campaign as one of Mr. Obama's secret weapons.

In the early Paleocene (65 Ma, Fig. 5a), a wide and gentle paleo-fold has emerged in the current northern field area.

A number of new tasks emerge in the current day reactor engineering, one of which is the task to enhance productivity and capacity of such systems.

One of the most commonly cited factors that hinder service sustainability is the availability of resources, particularly the project funding (Blasinsky et al. 2006; Wiig et al. 2010), which also emerged in the current study.

However, a notable problem emerged in the current IR systems is that the input queries are usually too short and too ambiguous to express their actual idea which largely affects the performance of IR systems.

Accordingly, we expected this gender difference to emerge in the current study both among adolescents and adults.

Whenever semantic deficits emerged in the current series of patients, they were qualitatively of a clear 'access' type.

This makes it difficult to interpret some of the racial, class, lifestyle, and assault characteristics that emerged in the current study.

Owing to the conservative religious and cultural environment in Ethiopia, this factor did not emerge in the current study, which suggests a strong social norm against the acquisition, possession and application of condoms.