Wallace-Wells reports that I believe the administration's preference for a 3 percent discount rate "nowhere captures the urgency of the science".
The Chinese experience may show that any leading market position can be fickle, and new brands can appear seemingly out of nowhere to capture significant market shares.
A month ago Podemos came seemingly out of nowhere to capture 1.2 million votes and five seats in the European elections.
Mr. Paladino, 64, a rumpled, weary-eyed developer from western New York, seemed to emerge from nowhere to capture the Republican nomination for governor, a political unknown who became a vessel for Tea Party-tinged anger against insiders and incumbents.
As far as I am concerned, those humble, low-payroll, power-to-the-people Yankees have given New Yorkers enough thrills, coming from nowhere to capture the World Series last November.
In the past year, says Mr Stevens, real-time bidding has risen from almost nowhere to capture 30-40% of spending.Real-time bidding makes it easy to aim ads at susceptible eyeballs.
Supporters had hoped Mousavi could have a similarly positive effect to Mohammad Khatami, who ushered in a period of change that ended when Ahmadinejad came from nowhere to capture the presidency four years ago.
It's just business and, as they say, that's all football is these days, which is why we cherish – and later mourn – the sides that spring up out of nowhere and capture our imagination, who make it possible for little guys everywhere to dream that it could be them one day.
XYZ came seemingly out of nowhere to capture the top spot in the 3D printing market.
Like many researchers, he could have suffered from what he called the "Obama effect"—when an unknown competitor unexpectedly comes out of nowhere and captures the prize, as Barack Obama did to Hillary Clinton in the run-up to the 2008 presidential election.
