Sentence examples for emerging means from inspiring English sources

Gustavo Kuerten in tennis emerging means taking the circuit to Brazil.

Despite Thailand having a good record on malaria management, the threat of a drug-resistant strain emerging means an eradication programme is being considered.

We demonstrate that emerging means of supercomputing-for-the-masses, distributed or many-core architectures may provide feasible and affordable solution to many applications.

It also describes how halophytes are an emerging means of desalination and how they can be used for phytoremediation of heavy metals.

Feasible routes using flow instability as an efficiency enhancement tool are discussed as an emerging means to explain the physical phenomena of active flow-control and as a tool for control law design and development.

HGM has been practiced in several private group ranches in Zimbabwe (Abel and Blaikie 1989), in the USA (Strauch et al. 2009), and South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia (Oba et al. 2001) and is mostly used as emerging means of restoring degraded rangelands.

The often horrifying evidence that has emerged means "Mid Staffs" has become a byword for NHS care at its most negligent.

The speed at which new trends, gadgets and platforms emerge means that ad tech providers face a constant race to keep up with both brand needs and consumer expectation.

"The potential for dominant positions to emerge means that competition authorities must be vigilant in these markets, to ensure that market power is not abused.

3. Waiting patiently for the "college student" to emerge means not doing what seems to come naturally to modern parents.

However this emerging discipline means different things to different people, which is one of its challenges.