Sentence examples for first time emerging from inspiring English sources

For the first time, emerging economies outspent richer nations in the green energy race, with China accounting for a third of the global total.

The Basle proposals mark the first time emerging economies have been involved in the drafting of global banking standards.All the same, such standards can only do so much.

So long as China's economy remains robust, it will help to pull other emerging economies along.Indeed, this year for the first time emerging economies are likely to have bought slightly over half of America's exports, helping to prop up the economy of the United States.

For the first time, emerging economies spent more on renewable energy than developed economies, according to the Renewables Global Status report prepared by the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN21).

Ivan took the dissidents' part and for the first time emerged as an independent figure.

Corresponding figures have for the first time emerged among Japanese women [ 28].

Deutsch had, it seems, come up with the idea for a quantum computer twice: once in devising a way to test the validity of the Many Worlds Interpretation, and a second time, emerging from the complexity-theory conversation, with evidenced argument supporting Many Worlds as a consequence.

But Susan Ingle and Dulcie Horne, 53-year-old friends at the show for a second time, emerged elated by what Ms. Horne called the "wonderful vibe" and said that maybe they needed to learn Zulu and Xhosa.

The report also documents for the first time an emerging "app gap" in which affluent children are likely to use mobile educational games while those in low-income families are the most likely to have televisions in their bedrooms.

Riding in his homeland for the first time since emerging as one of the most promising young jockeys in Britain, Jacob won the biggest steeplechase of the Irish winter on The Listener.

Even so, ZenithOptimedia expects developing countries will add $50 billion in new ad-spending in the next three years whereas developed markets will add only $38 billion the first time that emerging markets have come out top over such a period.In rich countries the internet is claiming a growing share of advertising at the expense of traditional media, such as TV and print.