Sentence examples for emerging serious from inspiring English sources

George Shaw, at 44, is roughly the same age as both Hirst or Emin yet is one of the leaders of the emerging "serious" tendency.

The question as we look forward, therefore, is how can we protect our countries from Al Qaeda's remaining elements and from other emerging serious criminal threats on the horizon?

These findings, especially on mercury, point to an emerging serious public health problems owing to the use of mercury contaminated waters in Kakamega metropolis and possibly its environs.

The main advantages of the definition and continuum are to establish a shared understanding and arena for current and emerging serious games, frame and connect currently fragmented groups into a cohesive serious games movement and community and open opportunities for future collaborative research and development.

Owing to the emerging, serious impact of miRNAs on tumourigenesis, an extensive potential of these small RNA molecules on the development of new diagnostic tools and therapeutic approaches is expected.

In the case of Union, Dr. Jones is taking on an institution emerging from serious financial problems.

There are multiple hints emerging of serious political change in North Korea.

Among these diseases, COPD and asthma are the most important, and in middle-income countries they are emerging as serious public health problems.

In the absence of an effective vaccine, social distancing is a key strategy for preventing the spread of emerging, potentially serious, infectious respiratory diseases [ 1].

These findings suggest that A. ursingii is an emerging and serious clinical pathogen that is often involved in nosocomial bloodstream infections and associated with use of intravascular catheters.

(No names have yet emerged as serious contenders).