Sentence examples for emerging leading from inspiring English sources

Then, worse: a fly got under his bandage, and maggots began emerging, leading his imam to "excuse" him from attendance.

To improve the design of the electricity infrastructure and the efficient deployment of distributed and renewable energy sources, a new paradigm for the energy supply chain is emerging, leading to the development of smart grids.

Over the last few decades, social scientists, linguists and synthetic biologists themselves have begun to discuss the new meanings of life and the associated hopes and fears that are emerging, leading to a rise in interdisciplinary work between the social and natural sciences.

This was before he became an emerging leading man whose charisma filled the screen in films such as Smokin' Aces, American Gangster, Terminator Salvation and the recent Just Wright.

New data are constantly emerging, leading to improved characterization of the phenotypes of the inflammatory cells and their effector molecules that are expressed in IIMs, not only in the major target organ, the skeletal muscle, but also in peripheral blood and in other organs that are frequently involved, such as skin and lungs.

A few heart-stopping minutes later they emerged, leading – and in one case carrying – a party of dazed, shaken survivors.

Details of letters sent by Miller to the parliamentary commissioner investigating her expenses claims emerge, leading to allegations that the MP bullied the watchdog.

Finally Ranieri emerged leading Bocelli by the arm to the garlanded centrepiece on the pitch as a huge roar came barrelling around the clattery corrugated stands.

Henry, allying with the Gloucester faction, shattered baronial unity early in 1260, and Simon emerged leading the extremist defenders of the reforms.

Emotions at the racecourse were running even higher than normal by the time the Gold Cup runners emerged, leading to two false starts before the race got under way at the third attempt.

[C4.] An Appeal to Vote, but Verify As the market for computerized voting equipment has intensified, critics have emerged, leading to demands that the new machines allow voters to verify their votes with a paper receipt or another method.