Sentence examples for emerging view from inspiring English sources

That expresses the prevailing view in Mr. Sharon's entourage as well, and an emerging view of the Israeli defense establishment.

Always the optimists, real estate agents in some places have dubbed land like ours "emerging view lots".

In 1994, Sotheby's ratified this emerging view by including Aboriginal paintings in an exhibition of contemporary art.

THERE is also an emerging view among conservatives that the most important gap is not in income, but in wealth.

This review explores recent studies that have altered our emerging view of the development, stability, and plasticity of these cells.

The emerging view begins to incorporate transcription activation by distant enhancers with large scale nuclear architecture and subnuclear movement.

The emerging view of a watery birth for the Earth has raised the hopes of scientists seeking extrasolar life.

The finding strengthens the emerging view that the body may possess a cache of universal repair cells that can patch up almost any damaged tissue.

The relative strength of the share market has brought renewed optimism and there is an emerging view that the capital has emerged from the storm.

There is, for instance, an emerging view that if the conflict is short and relatively bloodless, then Blair will be vindicated and strengthened at home and abroad.

The report backs the emerging view among analysts that Japan's economy, the second largest in the world, appears to be recovering after more than a decade of slowdown.