Sentence examples for the subsequent emergence from inspiring English sources

The BNP's alliance with the counterjihad movement and the subsequent emergence of the EDL were among the most significant developments on the British far right in recent years.

But even this attempt to distinguish himself from a more talented, eponymous colleague would be complicated by the subsequent emergence, in 1998, of Wes Anderson.

In the subsequent emergence of the European vernacular literatures, poetic forms follow the example of the later Latin hymns.

This research led to the subsequent emergence of telomerase as a potential target for the development of anticancer drugs.

The subsequent emergence of ethnic tensions led to the division of the Gilbert Islands and the Ellice Islands into two territories in 1975 76.

He feels that the subsequent emergence of foundation trust hospitals, with their greater independence, and academic health science centres, combining hospitals and teaching and research, have very much built on the cornerstones he and others laid in the 1990s.

However, this is highly unlikely given that evidence of infarct development in this model is essentially complete within 1-2 hofreperfusionfusion (Marais et al., 2005; Schwarz et al., 2000), limiting the potential for subsequent emergence of differences in cell death.

Their relationships blossomed, as did an ensuing drug addiction, and the profound effect they had on Bowie's career and personality can be seen in his subsequent emergence as The Thin White Duke, pictured below.

We tested whether the CD138low population has intrinsic resistance to genotoxic stress, thereby favoring its subsequent emergence from the main population.

Thirdly, we depended on respondents' respective recall of the timing of PTEs and subsequent emergence of PTSD symptoms.

Immunosuppression among persons exposed to body fluids of wild nonhuman primates could favor the process of adaptation and subsequent emergence of zoonotic pathogens.