Sentence examples for emerging younger from inspiring English sources

Mr Grillo offered the political equivalent of Facebook to an emerging younger political cohort.

In the UK other producers rushed to launch products which would appeal to the emerging younger market.

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He ran it until 1996, and displayed large-scale works by Mr. Caro, Alexander Liberman, Alexander Calder, Mark di Suvero and George Rickey as well as the work of emerging younger artists like Keith Haring.

Nevertheless, Mr. Yeltsin brought about fundamental economic change: a market economy, however distorted and corrupt; an emerging younger class of business executives; and, in the last years of his presidency, a gradual reduction in crime.

As the party looks to take the Senate majority next year and recapture the White House in 2016, the split pits an emerging, younger class of social-media-savvy leaders like Mr. Cruz of Texas, who claim the mantle of a resurgent grass roots, against those who believe their colleagues are recklessly pursuing a strategy that builds up individual political brands at the party's expense.

Emerging young artists include Martin Kasik and Wendy Chen, pianists, and James Ehnes, violinist.

Gérard Houllier arrived with a brief to develop Villa's impressive clutch of emerging young players.

Van 't Schip called the four "some of the A-League's emerging young talents".

Touring is an essential step in the development of any emerging young company.

We have some strong emerging young talent, too – Onomah, Winks and Edwards especially.