Sentence examples for thought emerging from inspiring English sources

Some thought emerging markets would turn inward to protect themselves from the contagion of the West.

The beginnings and endings of sentences seem arbitrary, one thought emerging in the midst of another with a kind of breathless energy.

One thought emerging from Tuesday's SCR is to make it mandatory for professionals to report every suspicion that a child may be being abused or neglected.

As recently as January, the IMF thought emerging and developing countries would grow 3.3% this year, compared with a predicted fall of 2% for rich economies.

But there is an intriguing school of thought emerging that holds that one of the problems with today's young pitchers is that they do not throw enough in the minors before getting called up.

Philosophy under the influence of Letelier acquired a scientific character, with a special emphasis on experimental psychology that would ultimately provoke a reaction among thinkers dissatisfied with the local unresponsiveness to new currents of thought emerging in Europe and the United States.

He is so overwhelmed by emotions he feels numb, but then suddenly one thought emerges clearly: he wishes he had never left the farm".

(He says he thinks emerging market debt is undervalued).

"I think emerging markets remain vulnerable," said Joyce Chang, global head of fixed-income research at J. P. Morgan.

Contrary to what some may think, emerging markets cannot automatically be assumed to lag on sustainable technological innovation.

CH: I don't think emerging designers are featuring "real women" because as a new designer you want to do everything you can to look like the big guys.