However, I am certain beyond any doubt that dealing with that challenge" of a nuclear-armed Iran "from the hour of its emergence — if it emerges — will be far more complicated, far more dangerous, and far more costly in human lives and resources".
Although the site went down within days of its emergence — targeted, it was reported, by Anonymous, the hackers' group — it provoked sufficient outrage that local politicians, doing what they do, rallied at a news conference to condemn the right-wing party, and a grass-roots protest movement sprang up in an effort to oppose it.
But the speed and scale of its emergence set it apart.
After two decades of intense debate, we may analyse it without overemphasis, pointing out the importance of its emergence, its historical roots but also the limit of its use.
Within moments of its emergence in Zurich, with Brazil and North Korea also drawn, it was christened as that World Cup staple, the Group of Death.
It is much wider because all the structure of its emergence has deep physical background and realistic mathematical model and coincides with many phenomena in nature.
We follow the evolution of this AR since the very first stages of its emergence.
For Samsung, those deals stood as an acknowledgment of its emergence as a global player.
In recognition of its emergence as a music powerhouse, last month Apple dropped the word "computer" from its name.
China sees establishing a long-term presence in space as an important part of its emergence as a global power.
Only fleeting reminders exist in Mumbai today of its emergence from the sea – a preponderance of causeways; landlocked places with waterside names such as "creek" and "foot wash".
