Sentence examples for emerging such from inspiring English sources

Some regional efforts are emerging, such as the Great Lakes declaration on sexual violence.

Mark Woolhouse and Sonya Gowtage-Sequeria from the University of Edinburgh have surveyed these and found that 13% are regarded as emerging (such as SARS or HIV) or re-emerging (such as tuberculosis, West Nile virus or malaria).

White said she was keen to intervene in a market as soon as she sees warning signs of undesirable features emerging, such as higher prices or poorer services.

There are other English players with African parents emerging, such as Zimbabwe-born, Humberside-raised Masimbaashe Matongo, who has already made his Hull FC debut, and London Broncos winger Iliess Macani, whose family roots lie in Algeria, Angola and Congo.

Swedish House Mafia (swedishhousemafia.com) play T in the Park in Kinross-Shire on 9 July Kissy Sell Out: Toronto There is a very vibrant electronic music scene in Toronto, with many notable artists emerging such as MSTRKRFT and Zeds Dead.

Across Europe, we are seeing promising examples of overall category leaders emerging, such as Spotify in music, Delivery Hero in food delivery and Supercell in mobile gaming; all these companies are now driving multi-billion dollar valuations.

In the wider landscape, more creative market mechanisms are emerging, such as payment for ecosystem services: power companies with hydroelectric stations are paying farmers and communities to maintain forests and soil upstream in Costa Rica and Kenya, for example.

There are great formal venues, but also informal collaborative ones emerging such as 469, art-meets-music gigs at Chapel Street Studios, and Underculture Contemporary's new incarnation as a pop-up gallery.

Many of these pathogens are emerging epidemic-prone (SARS-CoV, avian influenza [AI]) and pandemic-prone (influenza A caused by the H1N1 virus), while others are re-emerging such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

Given that zoonosis (human disease caused by animal pathogens) is not unique to influenza viruses, g-FLUA2H may be applicable to other zoonotic diseases, which are mostly viral origin and are emerging and re-emerging, such as rabies, Ebola, Rift valley fever, and Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever.

In the context of climate change and the rapidly increasing population as mentioned above, some epidemics are emerging or re-emerging such as the RVF over West Africa, dengue fever over northern Argentina and chikungunya in the Indian Ocean and northern Italy, among others.