Sentence examples for the emerging group from inspiring English sources

Collins laid out his thoughts on the challenges facing children's entertainment companies in the next five years, while encouraging them to work more with the emerging group of "kid-tech" startups.

They self-censor personal doubts about the emerging group consensus if they cannot express these doubts in a formal way that conforms with apparent assumptions held by the group.

Has the PGA Tour really decided to de-emphasize Tiger Woods in its promotional materials and switch the focus to the emerging group of strong young players going into 2011?

And while there are certainly plenty of ex-Googlers going on to found new startups as well, the emerging group of Google angels and VCs seems to be made up more of pure investors.

The emerging group, dubbed the "Duke Environment Club of Sacramento", aims to foster a network where alumni can stay connected, share environmental insights, and serve as a resource for career advice to alumni and students alike.

Several decades ago, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, herself a pioneer as a tenured professor at Harvard Business School, wrote in her book A Tale of "O" that the first noticeably different person who ascends to a role will always be seen as a representative of the emerging group and never as totally legitimate.

A is larger than 0 if the emerging groups are significantly more homogeneous than expected by chance (McCune and Mefford 1999).

The comorbidity of chronic skin conditions and mental health disorders has long been known among the emerging groups of psychodermatology and neurodermatology.

The key example of this emerging group of indices is the American College of Surgeons risk calculator (http://riskcalculator.facs.org) [ 25].

Rowland had worked with Khashoggi on deals in Africa and was notorious for wanting a seat at the table with any emerging group, rebel or otherwise.

There's an emerging group within the human rights movement that is talking about a crisis.