Sentence examples for nascent rise from inspiring English sources

For many families, that could spell the end of a nascent rise out of poverty.

And, whatever the truth in that, there has, as yet, been little "pass through" into core consumer prices: only air fares have seen much of a jump.On the other side of the inflation ledger stands another hard-to-estimate force: the nascent rise of business-to-business e-commerce on the Internet.

Analysts attribute this to a variety of reasons, including the desire to cook fresh food from scratch, the nascent rise in popularity of specialised foods such as artisan breads and craft beers, not wanting to waste food by throwing it away and, of course, time.

Perhaps it's an inherent inability to think in those hallowed "post-racial" terms that seemed to be on a nascent rise not too long ago.

The nascent rise of Classical Realism in the visual arts is illustrative of the pendulum steadily swinging back into the rarefied realm of beauty, away from both the occult frigidity of Modernism and the snarky sneer of Post-Modernism.

In the story, actor and producer Ashton Kutcher talked about the nascent rise of "branded short-form content" — 25-minute-or-less videos that incorporate advertising, subtly or not.

The nascent ACR RISE registry will collect point-of-service data on patients in various settings, with international interest in joining this registry.

He wrote about chicken for the first Food and Drink pages, championing what was then still nascent but rising demand for "real" free-range, preferably organic, birds.

It has previously been observed that nascent transcripts give rise to a 5′-3′ negradientradient of RNA-seq coverage across long introns [ 14], and consistent with this we see such slopes in global analyses of long introns for the nuclear, total and polyA+ fractions (see Figure  4A-B).

The housing sector's nascent recovery foretells rising employment in the construction, real estate and mortgage finance sectors, as well as rising household wealth.

In the third part of the book, Rifkin focuses on the nascent Third Industrial Revolution and the rise of The Age of Empathy.