Sentence examples for emerging intricacies from inspiring English sources
While many in Los Angeles continue to struggle with the studio system and the emerging intricacies of 3-D, New York has locked on a different challenge: how to wring even the tiniest profit from that enormous investment in smaller movies.
And for the reader, maybe it is just nicer to discover those insights from the driver's seat of a two-seater sports car than from a heavy book on the intricacies of emerging markets.
The story is a floridly melodramatic and wickedly arachnid twist on Goethe's "Faust," with sexual gamesmanship and religious mysticism emerging in scenes of high-flown dialectical intricacy.
Doctors say the heart of the problem is the intricacy of the analyses in this emerging field and the difficulty in finding errors.
So a new template for fighting terrorism may be emerging as the United States shows less desire to get involved in the local intricacies of nation building and more interest in narrowing its focus to Al Qaeda.
But it's also because his company has mastered the intricacies of the doctor-insurer relationship and become a player in the emerging medical records industry.
Why don't you go to him?" His friend, emerging from the reverie of learning, said "You know, I get so immersed in the intricacy and beauty of Torah that I tune out the world".
At a friend's suggestion, he opened Propeller in 2002, with the aim of making furniture, doing interior design and selling the work of independent and emerging designers Best Seller: Light Bulb by SMC, $48 to $138 "People like the shape and seem intrigued by the intricacy of it.
Given the intractability of the medium, the breadth and intricacy of forms gathered in this show is awesome, from a Shang period statuette of a nude woman (circa 1500 B.C ., to a zany little figure with a human torso emerging from the body of a snake, to a circle of catlike creatures weaving out of clouds.
