Sentence examples for emerging order from inspiring English sources

The emerging order in the energy realm is a stable balance of power.

The new president should be an architect of this emerging order, rather than AWOL as the Bush administration has been.

This contest between this older established order and the newly emerging order is being played out in the twilight of the king's glorious reign".

It presents a novel perspective on civic movements testing John Keane's notion of "monitory democracy": an emerging order of public scrutiny and monitoring of power.

In 1998, Kevin Kelly, a technology writer who also worked for Wired, published a book called "New Rules for the New Economy," in which he described the emerging order thus: "Niche production, niche consumption, niche diversion, niche education.

On the one hand, thirty billion dollars, on the other some plastic knives". New technology symbolises the moribund state just as fluidity, anonymity and secrecy are the weapons of the emerging order of terrorism, travelling light and undetected.

Wednesday night, out of chaos emerged order, with volunteers organizing where to look next.

It is unclear whether Bulgaria's old balancing act will work in the emerging international order.

India must form its own narrative for shaping the emerging world order.

That could change if the emerging Afghan order began to seem threatening to Pakistan.

SHAQUILLE O'NEAL woke up this morning as the emperor of an emerging new order in the N.B.A.