Sentence examples for more recently emerging from inspiring English sources

More recently, emerging markets tanked with the rest of the world in 2008, after shellshocked money managers took cash from anywhere that seemed risky.

More recently, emerging VNE approaches started investigating the optimization of new objectives such as energy-efficiency and networks' security.

The basic principles involved in phase I, II, and III cancer clinical trials for both the traditional cytotoxic agents and for the more recently emerging molecularly targeted agents and cytostatic agents are discussed.

However, diplomatic actions towards the more recently emerging IUU vessel flag states appear less effective, as their response to requests by CCAMLR members is limited [26].

More recently, emerging evidence supports TG as a risk factor for CAD [ 18, 19].

A more recently emerging theme concerns recognition of the diversity of people with dementia.

Honduras, which has long had close ties to Washington, has more recently emerged as a proxy for the interests of both Venezuela and the United States.

Once dismissed as a local eccentric, Mr. Lee has more recently emerged as something of a hero of modest fame, featured on national television as "antenna man".

In truth, black orthodoxy, as embodied both by the traditional entrenched black (male) political leadership and by the more recently emerged black (male) academics and public intellectuals, is passing into oblivion.

The company's abilities continue to be evident in the handful of Blu-ray releases of classic films — like Ford's "How Green Was My Valley" and Howard Hawks's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" — that have more recently emerged from the studio.

The town of Dharmshala has more recently emerged as a sacred site, particularly for Tibetan Buddhists; it was in Dharmshala that the Dalai Lama settled after he fled from Tibet in 1959 in the wake of China's occupation of Lhasa.