Sentence examples for longer emerging from inspiring English sources

These days, China is no longer emerging.

The longer emerging economies hold down their exchange rates, the greater the risk of rising global inflation.

Among the current generation of American modern-dance choreographers -- artists 35 to 50 years old who are generally no longer emerging but have yet to become institutions -- most of those appearing at the American Dance Festival, the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival, Cal Performances, the Kennedy Center's "American Dancing" and the Joyce Theater are men.

The decision to end fieldwork was based on 'thematic saturation', where new insights in relation to the research question were no longer emerging from the interviews.

As such, hermeneutics no longer emerges as one of several philosophical possibilities.

A dedicated approach will not turn Pakistan into a true ally unless and until the all powerful military establishment no longer emerges out of its geopolitical fallacies.

As we dove deeper, the grey darkened, our flashlights revealed just flecks of white stillness, my head spun and bubbles no longer emerged from my mouth because I'd stopped breathing.

Sample size was determined by theoretical saturation, the point at which new categories and dimensions no longer emerged from interviews.

We sampled participants until reaching a point of saturation, when new data no longer emerged.

Sample size was determined by theoretical saturation where new categories of concepts no longer emerged.

Visible leaves no longer emerged after 21 days and the apex became enlarged, suggesting that growth continued in the absence of organ initiation.