"No longer is the classic Thunder God able to hold the mighty hammer, Mjolnir, and a brand new female hero will emerge worthy of the name Thor," it said in a news article.
The second reason is that I felt I was long overdue to repay this organization for its great kindness twenty-three yeago ago, when I got the news that the Whiting Foundation, of which I'd never heard, had decided that I was an Emerging Writer — a Writer, mind you, not an Emerging Playwright, and, even better, an Emerging Writer worthy of a very handsome check.
Indeed, given the recent increase in the extent of C. difficile death and illness in North America and Europe, the findings in this study show that CDAD is an emerging problem, worthy of substantial investment in effective infection-control and monitoring systems.
Yet another sanctioning body would emerge as worthy of consideration in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and it is debatable whether or not the WBO had gained serious recognition when 1984 Italian "Golden Boy" Maurizio Stecca won the organisation's inaugural featherweight belt.
The elite app ideas will always get tremendous financial backing, but other, less-flashy industries with more environmental conditions that favor success are starting to emerge as worthy entrepreneurial ventures.
(This year, Rachel Maddow, at MSNBC, is earning some of her best ratings ever, and emerging as a worthy challenger to O'Reilly).
In recent years this venture of the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art, which aims to showcase worthy emerging filmmakers, has at times struggled to find enough good movies to fill out its 12 days.
At 7 p.m. on Friday, Metropolitan Museum of Art, (212) 570-3949, metmuseum.org, and at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Symphony Space, 95th and Broadway, Manhattan, (212) 875-5656, nyphil.org; $20. (Woolfe) ★ Darmstadt Institute (Friday and Saturday) In devoting attention to seminal avant-garde composers, emerging creators and worthy performers, this lively, casual series provides an invaluable service.
In developing this methodology we did not address the issue of prioritisation of assessment and did not attempt to develop criteria to decide whether or not an emerging technology is worthy of such an evaluation process.
Not forgetting Burma, now that its horrifying treatment of the Rohingya is emerging as quite as worthy as Israel's of Palestinians, of a student boycott.
