Sentence examples for impressive emergence from inspiring English sources

The midfielder signed a new four-year, £60,000-a-week contract with Everton last month as the club rewarded his impressive emergence last season and secured his services long term.

The 33-year-old, who is out of contract in the summer, may be utilised at Craven Cottage on Saturday but has only begun one game for his club side since mid-January, with Shaw's impressive emergence at Southampton threatening his position within the set-up.

Impressive growth.

This season, one of the show's least impressive, marked the emergence of the normally prickly Mr. Cowell as an unexpected father figure.

There couldn't be a stronger contrast to Mumbai than Shanghai, an impressive city whose emergence over the past decade is an eye-opener.

He believes DocuSign's "growth is impressive and tracks the emergence of the market".

What makes Parrish's emergence more impressive is that his streak has come against the Devils, the Flyers and the Maple Leafs, three of the N.H.L.'s best.

Not only in the sense of men and women now living in much less separate spheres than half a century ago, but also with the emergence of impressive female historians, often approaching the discipline in a strikingly different – and more insightful – way from their male counterparts.

From playing for his school team to the World Cup with England in the space of five years, the speed of Barkley's emergence is impressive.

Particularly, impressive was the fast emergence of multiple mutations T409M, H411Y and H411N conferring maribavir resistance after less than 6 weeks.

In computer vision and more particularly in vision processing, the impressive evolution of algorithms and the emergence of new techniques dramatically increase algorithm complexity.