Sentence examples for faster emerging from inspiring English sources

If the Fed moves faster, emerging economies will have only an instant to adjust from their reclining position to a sprint.Higher rates in emerging economies should help stabilise their currencies but success is not guaranteed.

Mr. Gurría argues that the net result of faster emerging market growth would be "absolutely positive," but he acknowledges that one early side effect is already evident in the form of surging oil prices, which have risen to nearly $70 a barrel, from $33 in February.

Neighboring Puntland, on the other hand, is fast emerging as a center of piracy and kidnapping.

Guy Nordenson of Manhattan is fast emerging as a talented engineer who favors collaboration rather than star turns.

The rich world is offering emissions cuts, but wants guaranteed cuts in the fast emerging, giant economies of China, Brazil and India.

The LSE institute is not the first school of philanthropy, but rather the latest in a fast emerging sector.

A month after the terror attacks in New York City, a system for distributing some $850 million in charitable donations is fast emerging.

Educational, cultural and academic institutions are fast emerging as a key battleground between a broadly secular left and Hindu nationalists.

If there is a prize for the fastest emerging tech controversy of the century the 'gene drive' may have just won it.

During his visit to the US last year, he did not visit Silicon Valley or the Bay Area, which is fast emerging as one of the most unequal regions in America.

The impoverished country is fast emerging as the second major front in the battle with al-Qaida, alongside the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.