Sentence examples for further emergence from inspiring English sources

Just as Argentina has achieved a reputation with a signature grape, malbec, it may well be that Chile's further emergence may depend on carmenère, which is produced virtually nowhere else in the world.

Beyond this it is hard not to share the conclusion that for all the surrounding trauma England have seen the emergence on this tour – or in Jos Buttler's case, further emergence – of two genuinely outstanding young internationals.

Conversely, the defeat of the statists may encourage the further emergence of the economy and civil society from under the state's shadow; a judiciary more willing to stand up to the Kremlin; the swift passage of key structural liberal reforms; and the establishment of a statute of limitations on charges arising from the privatizations of the 1990's.

The big news at the Los Angeles Times is not the change in editors (Shelby Coffey to Michael Parks) but the further emergence of Mark Willes, the Times Mirror Corp. CEO who last month made himself publisher of the flagship paper.

The further emergence of a new B 14 P1.7,16 outbreak in another district in Normandy led us to explore immunity against B 14 P1.7,16 before and after the MenBvac campaign using a 2 + 1 (day 0, week 6, month 8) schedule.

Be Good also marks the further emergence of a talented songwriter -- nine of the disc's 12 tracks are original compositions.

Further, the emergence and spread of resistance to pyrethroid insecticides in anopheline mosquitoes is of major concern to the long-term effectiveness of ITNs [10].

Further, the emergence of regulation cannot be seen as distinct or divorced from the nature of the markets being regulated and the actors within the associated value chains.

In addition, incorporating determinants of potential escape mutants into a polyvalent universal M2e vaccine would likely further impede emergence of escape mutants.

Further, the emergence of the nucleolus should be tightly related to the subnuclear compartmentalization of the transcription and processing of rRNA in eukaryotic cells.

Further, the emergence of BNP as an independent prognostic biomarker for the evaluation of valvular heart disease highlights the need for further research regarding early surgical intervention in specific patient populations, particular those with asymptomatic but severe lesions.