Sentence examples for told emerging from inspiring English sources

The IMF told emerging market economies to prepare for likely volatility when the US starts to reduce the amount of stimulus it is providing for the world's biggest economy – the timetable for which is likely to be put back for several months by the government shutdown.

Twenty-four percent of the pregnant women had not undergone HTC, with "never been told" emerging as the most cited reason as reported by 29.5% of respondents.

"I have not been told" emerged as the most cited reason why a pregnant woman had not undergone HIV testing and counseling as expressed by 29.5% of respondents.

In this study, "Not being told" emerged the most cited reason for not testing for HIV (29.5%), supporting the fact that not all pregnant women who visit the facility benefit from HIV counseling service.

"I have accepted the mandate to create a coalition government … the honour is big and the responsibility that I undertake is even greater," the 64-year-old US-educated economist told reporters, emerging from the presidential palace.

I'm also told that "emerging markets" are proving pretty key for the startup, thus the desktop tracking support for Russia's VK and India's Gaana.

The king, in Sebba's telling, emerges as a man who today might be looked on as something of a stalker.

In the adaptation of the story to the manner of its telling emerged its meaning; in the story's submission to different mediums it meant different things.

The idea of using the 911 call, she told me, emerged from discussions with No More and other advocacy groups as well as dispatchers and police.

Zahn was told to emerge from the hut in a state of confusion his character is so worn out that the helicopters did not rouse him.

The irony in all of this is that it's the scholars' approach, rather than the subjects of their inquiries, that is most telling about emerging social trends.