Sentence examples for worrying emergence from inspiring English sources

The release of The Beach starring Leonardo DiCaprio confirms the worrying emergence of the six-pack tyranny in modern American cinema.

Concomitantly with the recent worrying emergence of CA-MRSA strains, the incidence of S. aureus osteomyelitis, which represents 7% of infections due to staphylococci in hospitalized children in the United States, doubled between 2002 and 2007 [9].

While Abu Sayyaf is currently considered a marginal, largely criminal outfit, more immediately worrying is the emergence of another militant MILF offshoot, the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF).

The overuse of β-lactam antibiotics in various areas (e.g. clinical treatment and animal farming), however, has led to a worrying worldwide clinical problem the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

"I'm worried about the emergence of 'team idiot'.

Why doesn't he ever worry about the emergence of his inner brain boy?

The figures are rising, and officers around the country say they are worried about the emergence of a new type of armed criminal.

But analysts seemed to worry that the emergence of digital alternatives in Amazon's Video on Demand, MP3 and Kindle stores — which generally have lower prices than their physical counterparts — might be weakening one of the core drivers of Amazon's business.

They're worried that the emergence of the so-called Islamic State has made that job far harder.

Ms Obaid wrote that Copts started to worry after the emergence of what she claimed were statements from the Brotherhood and its Islamist allies about matters such as jizya - a tax that early Islamic rulers demanded from their non-Muslim subjects - and the "rejection of the idea of nominating a Copt for the presidency".

Like the pessimists in critical theory, Mumford was worried about the emergence under industrialised capitalism of a "megamachine", one that would oppress and dominate human creativity and freedom, and one that despite being a human product operates in a way that is out of our control.