Sentence examples for emerging school from inspiring English sources

Many possible candidates can be seen as sympathetic to this emerging school of thought.

"There's an emerging school of survey research that actually times the length of the pauses.

And an emerging school of thought sees technology, coupled with price incentives, as a way for energy conservation to break the old mold of ever-increasing demand.

The Olin Foundation began supporting the emerging school of law and economics in the mid-seventies, and the Federalist Society dates back to 1982.

The chestnut Arabian mare is at the leading edge of an emerging school of therapy that promises a path to healing that is equally open to survivors of war as to those from broken relationships.

It's hard to imagine a sudden wave of films in the style of 80's youth movies like "The Breakfast Club" and "Pretty in Pink," or an emerging school of novelists trying to imitate Jay McInerney and Brett Easton Ellis.

(1) Credit theory studies can be categorized into traditional and emerging schools both focusing on the economic explanation of social credit in conjunction with creation and evolution mechanisms.

As a result, realism had been left without a school from which to challenge the newly emerging schools of idealism and pragmatism (STP, 161).

Matre and Ambrose named two emerging schools of thought: the "preservationist" and the "deletionist".

However, these emerging schools do not always offer optimal conditions of professional education.

For those children who need more time, some successful techniques have emerged: schools should start earlier and end later; kids should attend school two Saturdays a month; and kids should attend school for part of the summer.