Sentence examples for grow emerging from inspiring English sources

And although Doris Salcedo's array of coffin-length tables – one below, one above, sandwiching a layer of soil from which green shoots grow, emerging up through the wood as if reasserting the force of life – have clear associations with confinement, their origin as a memorial to the dead is surely more potent.

India, one of the fastest growing emerging economies, is ranked 29.

O'Neill coined the term Brics, referring to the fast growing emerging economies Brazil, Russia, India, and China.

She also questioned how Dr. Kim viewed the bank's role in rapidly growing emerging economies, like China, Brazil, India and Turkey.

"The long term growth of U.S. agriculture is clearly in foreign markets, particularly the rapidly growing emerging markets.

This matters because, although Germany can still export to the rapidly industrialising (and rapidly growing) emerging economies, demand has faded in the far bigger markets in America and Europe.

Rising raw material prices and a desire by resource companies and steelmakers to meet ravenous demand from China and other rapidly growing emerging economies have spurred consolidation in the sector in recent years.

"Most recently, we completed the integration of Piramal Healthcare Solutions in 2011, which together with our existing business, made Abbott the largest pharmaceutical company in India, one of several rapidly growing emerging markets.

The region cannot rely on the once rapidly growing emerging Europe.

So could Africa's most populous country be a future member of the Brics bloc of rapidly growing emerging nations.

(3) global investors looking for a better return and will naturally focus on growing emerging market like Southeast Asia.