Sentence examples for emerging rich from inspiring English sources

Many emerging rich physical phenomena, such as charged domain walls, multi-phase coexistence, and domain pattern symmetries, have posed challenging fundamental questions for scientists.

Behind the neuro-legal and the neuro-law, neologism allowing to translate the anglo saxon term "neurolaw" are emerging rich prospects and interesting issues linked to ethics.

At the same time, the set of emerging rich media formats to be delivered is growing fast.

EMR systems are an emerging, rich data source for capturing detailed information during real-world medical encounters, and thus were the primary vehicle for this analysis.

Shrimp grilled in a banana leaf, another specialty, emerge rich and buttery.

No sooner has Twombly thumbed its beautiful letterpress booklet and submitted to a curious configuration interview — "What is your relationship with your mother like?" — than the voice of Scarlett Johansson emerges, rich as radio and seeming to emanate not so much from the desktop and mobile devices on which she runs as from the room itself.

"We're starting an initial stage from which Brazil will emerge richer and stronger," Ms. Rousseff said.

Would the exchequer emerge richer or poorer from Ed Miliband's proposed reform?

Nor will it shock the lobbyists for Wall Street--augmented, as The Nation reported last week, by the pro-Goldman efforts of former Democratic congressman and faux populist Dick Gephardthethat the rich will emerge richer from this deep recession in which so many Americans have lost everything.

Even though some trends have emerged, the rich get rich in different ways.

Rifts are emerging between rich and poor nations and between America and Europe over the burden of targets for reducing industrial emissions.