Sentence examples for more slowly emerging from inspiring English sources

The close of the Vedic period was one of great cultural renewal, with the founding of the new monastic religions of Buddhism and Jainism (6th century bc) and the more slowly emerging rearticulation of Brahminism into Hinduism.

VR war More details are slowly emerging from the hands-on sessions at GDC, however.

The recent global economic crisis took an outsized toll on young workers across the globe, especially in advanced economies, which were hit harder and recovered more slowly than emerging markets and developing economies.

Commerzbank did this month at last manage to sell the British operations of EuroHypo, its commercial-property arm.As Commerzbank slims down these parts of its balance-sheet, a more Germanic lender is slowly emerging.

But there is more to this venture, which has been slowly emerging, than meets the eye.

In the academic debate, a common understanding is slowly emerging and in practice, a more integral approach is gaining ground.

Mr Tantawi and his colleagues will continue to rule by decree while amendments to the constitution are prepared (they will be submitted to a public referendum within two months) until new elections are held in six months' time.More details are slowly emerging.

A middle class is only slowly emerging.

Vast hotels and malls are slowly emerging.

Three-dimensional (3D) solutions are also slowly emerging.

The fundamental principles of caveola formation are only slowly emerging.