Sentence examples for swift emergence from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of many public disasters sees the swift emergence of a public hero to counterpoint the tragedy.

Hours after his swift emergence last week as the presumptive new Speaker of the House, Representative Bob Livingston telephoned an old friend, former Representative Jimmy Hayes, for advice.

IN THE half a billion or so years since the "Cambrian explosion" saw the swift emergence of most types of animal, the fossil record of their activities known as trace fossils—has largely been limited to a small number per species.

Weimar women had won the vote in 1919, and the swift emergence of what was dubbed the New Woman gets warmly embraced in a playful image where a newly active public life harmoniously coexists with a more traditionally maternal symbol.

I know it's newsworthy, but not to us". Ervin's emergence has been swift.

However, the recent emergence of S-OIVs with swift human-to-human transmission has confirmed that pigs are the source of the generation of influenza viruses with pandemic potential.

Birds found dead may indicate rapid changes in host range, geographic range, viral pathogenicity, or disease emergence, and as such warrant swift investigation.

His emergence at the highest level was swift and based purely on those one-day skills.

Its emergence and rapid global spread prompted swift development of a new vaccine.

In response to the sexism of the profession, U.S. feminist philosophers organized the Society for Women in Philosophy (SWIP) in 1972.[3] The emergence of SWIP is a third component in the swift rise in contemporary feminist philosophical scholarship in the U.S. SWIP was founded to promote and support women in philosophy.

Sue Brooks, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire When I had finished Rob Cowen's Common Ground (Hutchinson), I promised myself I would find a way of witnessing the emergence of mayflies next year and celebrate the return of Apus apus, the common swift, as I had never done before.