Sentence examples for missions emerged from inspiring English sources

Protestant missions emerged well after Martin Luther launched the Reformation in 1517; Protestants began to expand overseas through migration, notably to North America.

Whatever this game is, it is going to be BIG and will have a dynamic world where gameplay missions emerge from physics systems and intelligent enemies rather than a hackneyed script by someone who once worked on Babylon Five.

The more people play, the better the game gets with new music, new storylines and new characters — and new missions emerge.

Dr. Butler's mission emerged from his childhood, he wrote in his book.

So, a new identity and mission emerged from the rubbles of unexamined nationalism.

The planning for a post-2014 mission has emerged as an early test for President Obama in his new term as he tries to flesh out the strategy for transferring the responsibility for security to the Afghans.

The mission has emerged from a five-year-long competition to find the next "large class" space venture in Europe.

Nevertheless, a minor key of horizontal triple helix interactions, exemplified by several universities that have explicitly taken on an entrepreneurial mission, has emerged as a complement to centralization, the persisting path dependent major key of Russian Innovation policy and practice.

An FCO spokesman said: "Since 2010 we have opened nine new diplomatic missions in emerging countries and in the fastest growing economies to ensure we have diplomats everywhere where we need to have influence.

A new class of distributed space missions is emerging which requires hundreds to thousands of satellites for real-time, distributed, multi-point sensing to accomplish long-awaited remote sensing and science objectives.

Mr. Nuxoll and Mr. Rosenberg want to take their nonprofit organization's mission — supporting emerging filmmakers — to other cities, with plans to work for film festivals in Philadelphia and Toronto.