Sentence examples for rapid emergence from inspiring English sources

The rapid emergence of these other possibilities is evidence of Abstract Expressionism's ubiquity.

So let us root for the rapid emergence of a real Palestinian peace partner.

Not least of these, journalism has swiftly evolved to handle the rapid emergence of a new medium.

In fact, the rapid emergence of these languages seems to suggest that a replacement (or enhancement) for JavaScript is needed.

A Senate Committee inquiry kicks off Canberra today to examine the rapid emergence of digital currencies around the globe.

For old-timers such as Malcolm O'Kelly, though, Leinster's rapid emergence as European aristocrats is no sudden phenomenon.

China's rapid emergence onto the world stage has been remarkably smooth.

The rapid emergence of online learning provides both opportunities and challenges for higher education, Moody's said.

Retailers and consultants talk excitedly about the rapid emergence of a new middle class to rival India's, or even China's.

The rapid emergence of Mr. Obama has scrambled the Democratic field in a way that poses a particular challenge for Mr. Edwards.

Romney's speech and the rapid emergence of the anti-Darwin Baptist minister Mike Huckabee as a rival suggest how estranged the American zeitgeist is from the European.