Sentence examples for emerging unified from inspiring English sources

But while our economy is in the latter stages of transitioning from manufacturing to service, and the emerging unified Europe is a few steps behind us, elsewhere a manufacturing economy is emerging.

An emerging consensus unifies these diverse threat-responses as superficially varied expressions of a single underlying process designed to reduce anxiety.

The many who can and would oppose are distant from identifying a core theme, and thus far there has emerged no unifying progressive message.

6 The key factor which emerged as unifying the experiences of all participants however was pervasive uncertainty.

Unlike Saturday, when House Republicans emerged excited and unified by their proposal, this time there were significant qualms.

"After having gone through the worst and most horrible attack on this city in its history, the city has emerged stronger, more unified, more determined than I've ever seen it," he said afterward.

The latter approached (and says he was allowed to approach) the film from an auteurish standpoint, taking on both directing and writing duties (alongside Collins) to ensure that the final product emerged as a unified vision.

Data collection and analysis occurred iteratively to refine and unify emerging themes.

'Complex Networks' is an emerging concept that unifies networks appearing in different disciplines, such as social networks, information networks, and biological networks [ 12].

5.28pm BST Al-Shabaab will emerge stronger and more unified experts say The Guardian's Richard Norton-Taylor writes: The Somalia-based Islamist group, al-Shabaab, will emerge stronger and more unified after its terrorist attack in Nairobi, and has provided other extremist groups with an example to follow, leading counter-insurgency analysts warned on Tuesday.

The grumblings of this growing soccer mob grew into an indistinct rumbling and then a unified chant emerged.