Sentence examples for emerging that could from inspiring English sources

The transmitters typically have a range of 150 to 1,000 feet, though there is new technology emerging that could send a signal over several miles.

Is a disruptive technology emerging that could significantly change the cost-value equation in a major part of our industry?

Sir Michael said the queen would not be a witness in his review, and he disputed widespread suspicions that she stepped into the trial to forestall information emerging that could damage the royal family.

New technology initiatives are emerging that could help protect us as well, such as the Open Technology Institute's just-launched Commotion project to create community-based "mesh networks" that carriers can't control.

As Republicans observe the second anniversary of President Obama's signing of the health care law this week, a new motto is emerging that could hurt the law's implementation: Repeal or nothing.

The architecture of the World-Wide Web has scaled beyond its original expectations, but problems are now emerging that could undermine its effectiveness as an information system, and restrict its future growth.

Would patterns emerge that could provide insights into player performance trajectories?

The papers are the latest indication that computing technology is beginning to emerge that could replace today's microelectronics materials in the next decade.

In the Eastern Conference, a potential dog fight is beginning to emerge that could see NYC FC and their rivals New York Red Bulls fighting for Eastern Conference supremacy.

By teasing out useful details from the noise and clutter, patterns should emerge that could signal the early stages of an epidemic, help create detailed models for urban growth, thwart cyberattacks and detect Earth-like planets.

However, more malignant forms of "automutilating" hoaxes are likely to emerge that could be as devastating to computers as some autoimmune diseases are to humans.