Sentence examples for section emerge from inspiring English sources

Vodafone has created a lot of value for its shareholders but through its American investments, which it has sold to Verizon for a stonking price.In this section Emerge, splurge, purge Courtroom drama Devolving power Red light, green light The glass-ceiling index Unpacking Lego ReprintsThis year Western firms' giant bet on the emerging world will come under more scrutiny.

In Finland and Sweden the gap is close to the OECD average of 15%, though in Norway it has fallen to 8%.In this section Emerge, splurge, purge Courtroom drama Devolving power Red light, green light The glass-ceiling index Unpacking Lego ReprintsIn Finland women accounted for almost half of those who took the GMAT, an entrance exam for business schools, in 2012-13.

Thus, considering the dynamic configuration scenario presented in this section, emerging and future high-throughput multi-mode and multi-standard architectures will have to deal with maximum configuration latencies around few microseconds.

The information presented in the following section emerges from a mix of primary and secondary sources.

One of the wonders of hearing this piece in this space, is how the quieter sections emerge with the greatest impact.

Stalker and Sampson's reports remain unpublished, but key sections emerged in McCauley's case and they make sober reading, even three decades after they were written.

In the following sections, emerging organic and inorganic thin film devices are reviewed, with emphasis on devices that can be fabricated using solution-processed casting methods.

In the following sections, emerging themes representing participants' perspectives on SMBG are organized according to the HBM and are presented with participant quotes.

Although this has represented a 'kiss of death' to editors and study sections, emerging evidence from multiple metastasis-suppressor genes suggests that it may represent a strength, because it supports the hypothesis that these genes 'work' by a different mechanism.

St. Francis of Assisi (WWR, Section 68) and Jesus (WWR, Section 70) emerge, accordingly, as Schopenhauer's prototypes for the most enlightened lifestyle, as do the ascetics from every religious tradition.

"John and Margaretta would argue about the history, then about the politics and then whether it should be in rhyme and eventually, somehow, a whole section would emerge.