Sentence examples for emerging reasons from inspiring English sources

Preservation in particular, he thought, was done selectively by generations for divers emerging reasons and circumstances, and so was not, in and of itself, the measure of the philosophical quality of someone's thoughts.

But the credit crunch has given emerging markets reasons to reconsider the relationship.One reason is cyclical.

Both the pictures are in a world that's emerging into reason and progress, yet have this strong sense of coming out of darkness and delirium.

Five major topics emerged: (1) Reasons for using the services of traditional birth attendants at childbirth; (2) Reasons for having a home delivery; (3) Reasons for using trained delivery attendants and institutional delivery; (4) The partnership practice between the midwife and traditional birth attendants; and (5) Community perceptions about the village midwife and traditional birth attendant.

If China did block Gmail, the Global Times said, it "must have been prompted by newly emerged security reasons" and users should "accept the reality".

The lack of political xenophobia (which must be distinguished from the various crises of integration) has emerged for reasons that are peculiar to the Canadian experience, and not because we're somehow better people.

On Sunday night, 12 Years a Slave, Gravity and American Hustle all emerged with reasons to be cheerful.

Although Einstein later regretted the introduction of the cosmological constant, in recent years there have emerged independent reasons for introducing it into the equations.

The paper continued, "if the China side indeed blocked Gmail, the decision must have been prompted by newly emerged security reasons.

In the HF group, renal and vascular disease comorbidities emerge as reasons for ED consultation.

For both SRC and miscanthus common issues emerge as reasons cited for deciding to not consider growing these crops.