emerging造句

Signs of this are emerging.

CAM is an emerging technology.

We will energetically develop emerging cultural industries.

New challenges have arisen in the public health control of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases.

Of course, any rapidly emerging big power is unsettling.

Housing markets in some emerging economies, meanwhile, seem entirely unaffected.

One promising profession that's emerging this century is wildlife preservationist.

The performance of emerging-market equities has also been instructive.

A gaping growth gap between the emerging and rich worlds will, of course, shift economic heft more quickly towards emerging economies.

Several analysts therefore predict that after taking a short breather, emerging-market mania will resume.

"The world has entered a new era of emerging and re-emerging diseases that have the potential to jump from animals to humans," Dr. Le Gall says.

Over that period the heft of emerging economies has increased dramatically.

First, the West's malaise and the rise of emerging economies will yield a mountain of books.

The emerging world, by contrast, will be a whirling hub of dynamism and creativity.

That could include eastern Europe, which has changed from emerging-market darling to villain.

The final element of this cheery prognosis was GM’s success outside North America, especially in fast-growing emerging markets.

New tools crop up frequently, while others are eternally modernized and adapted to suit emerging best practices.

The Numbers emerging out of developing countries over the past month, even the past week, are shaking and shaky.

Some retailers' profitability could suffer as they wait for the spending power of the emerging middle class to increase.

Perhaps more important, contractionary policy in Europe and emerging Asia chipped away at global demand for American exports.

But it is also because there is an emerging theory about a superior Asian model of government, put forward by both despairing Western businesspeople and hubristic Asian chroniclers.

Another emerging school of blogging, potentially as subversive as any political allegory, involves bringing Chinese Web surfers more closely in touch with things happening outside their country.

With growing concern about the security of food supply and the signs of an emerging global land grab, the attraction of farmland as an investment is clear.

As a consequence, we have an emerging fossil record of flowering plants that includes many extinct taxa and would have delighted Darwin.

In people's ardour to rebuild, once-taboo ideas are emerging on how to reform and deregulate not just the damaged areas but the country at large.

In fact, it is my hope that the bank can engage constructively with Banks in China and in other emerging economies to expand the use of the Equator Principles.

The conjugal affection of her father and mother constituted her ideal of love- affinity, and she looked forward some day to emerging, without shock or friction, into that same quiet sweetness of existence with a loved one.

By studying on the emerging and changing of the public meeting places in traditional settlemennts in China, this paper explores their type, formation, and characteristic in Chinese traditional society.

The theory of decoupling – the idea that emerging markets can grow in spite of a downturn in the developed world – has been revived after their dramatic resurgence this year.

Rich-country defaults are extremely rare (emerging markets, less so) which makes it difficult for investors to estimate how much they would recover in bankruptcy, a key determinant in CDS pricing.

In Preliminary data emerging from our open label trials we are observing stage III and IV pressure ulcers resolve completely in about 6 weeks depending on the starting size of the ulcer with no change in ongoing "best practice" pressure ulcer management.