Sentence examples for off the emergence from inspiring English sources

Another factor is that new antibiotics are likely to be used only sparingly at first, to stave off the emergence of resistance.

Cameron's affirmation of the Christian character of England also seems a way to head off the emergence of what might be called an English nationalist Christianity, which defines itself partly in opposition to Islam, both here and abroad.

That, in turn, could lead to better treatments, earlier diagnosis and more opportunities to head off the emergence of full-blown psychological illness in those at greatest risk.

What set it all off was the emergence in 1999 of Napster, the file-swapping brainstorm that allowed computer users to download free music files.

Mr. Reich treats the voices instrumentally, at least at first, as waves of repeated patterns unfold, set off by the emergence of new patterns, often engagingly initiated by solo violins in syncopation.

Robert Bellah's account of the emergence of religion might be said to break off just at the point when it becomes easy to talk about the emergence and existence of particular religions, distinguished clearly from other forms of social activity.

As an alternative, cut off the initial emergence of stench by rinsing off the baby with water during the changing process.

It was the first species to decline in Europe as a result of mass die-offs after the emergence of Bd [25].

It may be too early to write off Aeroflot, but the emergence of a state-backed competitor is a first for the airline, which was founded in 1924 and has always enjoyed insider status.

Ms. Gillibrand and her staff were clearly caught off guard by the emergence of Mr. Ford, who moved to New York three years ago for a job in the banking industry after his failed 2006 run for the Senate from Tennessee.

As ever here, shifts in geopolitics are routinely represented by a couple of seconds of arresting footage – the banality of puppet dictators is illustrated by Colonel Gaddafi checking his hair off camera; the emergence of me-culture becomes Jane Fonda giving up on activism and donning a leotard; to explain the collapse of communism there is a punch-up in a Soviet breadline.