Sentence examples for emerging to match from inspiring English sources

Ray James, president of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, says different models are emerging to match local need: "What works in an inner-city council estate won't work in a remote rural area.

Dr. Simeone and his authors represent a new maturity in collecting that has emerged to match the growth in the market for authentic automobiles.

No slogan in the current presidential campaign has emerged to match it, but energy has taken center stage again as an issue that encompasses concerns about the environment and national security, and now, even more pressingly, economic revival.

Overall, the Housebites Fresh approach reminds me of the many startups that are emerging trying to match recipes with actual shopping list fulfillment and delivery, and an overall trend of using the Internet to eat more healthily and gastronomically — see my recent coverage of LoveYourLarder, for example.

As a child, Gerry had hidden under the threepenny stand at Hull FC's Boulevard Ground after youth matches, emerging to watch the first team later.

For improving the efficiency and effectiveness of business collaboration, the need emerges to inter-organizationally match e-business services.

Selected by Morgans' management and the online music distributor RCRD LBL, the playlists are meant to match emerging independent bands with each of its 12 hotels.

"We've always relied on pockets of excellence to deliver Olympic medals and we really need to take the next step and have really good pathways and structures, to put our best players with the best coaches and training partners, develop fresh talent and harden ourselves up to match emerging nations from Eastern Europe".

The firm recently established a three-month design program to match emerging graphic design talent with mentorship and real-world experience working with Lightbank-backed startups.

With so many emerging options, it's important to match virtualization technologies with the scale of an organization.

Its novel design links query syntax with abstracted data distributions, enabling users to parameterize their query workload to match an emerging access pattern or data set modification.