Sentence examples for emerging senior from inspiring English sources

As you look around the country at tournament games this season, a trend is emerging: senior leadership.

As more and more evidence of machine failure emerges, senior government officials are sounding alarms as did the computer geeks of years ago over the growing role of private companies in elections.

Downing Street insisted the slump did not mark a long-term drop in what is overall robust consumer confidence, but there was a markedly less optimistic rhetorical tone emerging from senior figures in the government.

A16 Navy Wants to Expand The Navy wants to increase the size of its fleet to 313 ships by 2020, reversing years of decline in shipbuilding and adding dozens of new warships designed to defeat emerging adversaries, senior Defense Department officials said.

The news emerges as senior Conservatives have started to grumble over campaign errors.

When Battle re-emerged his senior year, Georgia Tech, Clemson and Alabama started to call.

It emerged that senior players took their grievances to the Sunderland hierarchy after being challenged by Di Canio to do so.

Labour has warned against returning to the "dark days of Railtrack" as it emerged that senior rail industry leaders have been exploring the breakup and privatisation of Network Rail.

"We are delegating more authority to give us the ability to take advantage of opportunities as they emerge," a senior Administration official said.

Today it emerged another senior Scotland Yard officer at the time, Michael Fuller, was also on the list of names found in the private investigator's possession.

A new Tory-Liberal Democrat flashpoint has emerged with senior Liberal Democrats revealing their intention to join a cross-party rebellion to demand a quickly established decarbonisation target for the power sector.