Sentence examples for emerging thinking from inspiring English sources

The final day of the class will cover concepts and emerging thinking on several advanced topics as well as evaluation of content delivered.

Much of the emerging thinking goes like this: He'll be spared the sputtering by dint of the calendar.

Chris Bryant, the shadow leader of the Commons, briefed Labour MPs on Monday night on the emerging thinking of a cross-party committee of MPs and peers, who are in charge of drawing up plans for the refurbishment of parliament.

After the "emerging thinking", we get "provisional findings" in August, then a "final report" in March 2009.

It is due to publish its "emerging thinking" in the next few weeks.Perhaps not surprisingly, beleaguered BAA argues that if it is hit by this double-whammy its investment programme will be jeopardised.

I emerged thinking that all the uncertainty has created a panic that is partly unfounded.

He emerged thinking that the N.C.A.A. is an organization that depends on a facade of power to generate profit by exploiting young men.

I spent a good part of the last few days calling people on Wall Street and in the government to ask one question, "Can you try to explain this to me?" When they finished, I often had a highly sophisticated follow-up question: "Can you try again?" I emerged thinking that all the uncertainty has created a panic that is partly unfounded.

It is perfectly conceivable that you could sit through three acts of Michael Frayn's homage to the Great British farce and emerge thinking: "Thank God they don't make them like that any more".

We contrast the cognitive underpinnings of the two absorptive capacity types, contributing to emerging scholarly thinking on the domain-specificity and micro foundations of absorptive capacity.

Western companies entered emerging markets thinking they could simply harvest the fruits of research and development (R&D) and innovation skills painstakingly developed in their home countries (Brown and Hagel 2005).