Sentence examples for emerging version from inspiring English sources

The Whittingdale Broadcasting Corporation, in its emerging version, is in no way loved or respected.

In the emerging liberal version, government programs enable more people to work, and to work in higher-productivity, higher-income jobs.

The electricity grid we have now is a hub-and-spoke system, but the emerging competing version of the grid is more decentralized.

His first stab was another "clone" of sorts: it was an emerging market version of Dropbox called Precurio, which grew to have over 200,000 customers.

But, to merely focus on the news aggregation side of the business and call it an emerging market version of Flipboard, does NewsHunt a great disservice.

Health-care and government officials are growing concerned that the makers of the most advanced drug therapies are using scare tactics to ward off emerging generic versions of their products, a bid to protect profits that has enormous implications for the nation's efforts to control health-care costs.

This is a fund of $100 million, and it is betting on women in places like Bangladesh to become the emerging market versions of successful entrepreneurs in the West.

So far, the version emerging as predominant seems relatively benevolent.

He despises the old Labour Party and has dropped no hint, so far, that the emerging new-look version is worth taking seriously.

Nonetheless, a new kind of prefab housing is emerging, an updated version of the old dream of factory production for a design-conscious generation that shops at Ikea and Target.

Macromedia is trying to use its Flash player -- which until now has largely been used for displaying animated content on the Web -- to make the company's software a significant component in the emerging "Web services" version of the Internet.