Wondering how to use Emergence in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as beginning or effort.
Emergence in a sentence
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Emergence meaning
- The act of rising out of a fluid, or coming forth from envelopment or concealment, or of rising into view; appearance.
- The arising of emergent structure in complex systems.
Synonyms of Emergence
Emergence in Dutch
Example sentences (20)
But traders pared their bets on further rises following the emergence of the divided opinion among the members of the MPC.
Not so, with the emergence of the culture where everything that we have known to date is turned on its head.
Sabaody also builds the ongoing mystery around Bartholomew Kuma, who quickly becomes a vital player with his re-emergence.
The emergence of Sean O’Malley, who’s fighting for the bantamweight title and the chance to become the next UFC superstar.
Noteworthily, ompetitors also have debt levels, which favors the emergence of a consortium-led acquisition.
The emergence of Hannibal Mejbri and Kobbie Mainoo on United's academy conveyor offers hope for the future.
The emergence of the pest in the country in 2016, caused the destruction of hundreds of hectares of maize farms, nationwide.
Jews had lived together with Muslims in the wider region since before the emergence of Islam and were part of the Arab world.
Meanwhile, Chinese-language media shines a light on the quiet emergence of China's gay senior community.
The emergence of biofabrication as a science shows that design need not be wasteful and exploitative.
And there’s something about the fickleness of ants and the unpredictable emergence of structure that suggest the artistic process.
A cohort of people it describes as “travel transformers” will spark the emergence of “regenerative travel”, Intrepid Travel predicts.
The emergence of Dr. Ganduje as National Chairman of APC sent the disturbing signal of being weakly committed to fighting corruption.
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the emergence of "hybrids," part human and part animal beings, has irreparably altered life on earth.
The emergence of various young players have contributed to some promising developments to watch for in this next stretch of the season.
Earlier, Mrs Moji Makanjuola, Chair of UHC2023 Forum, said it was sequel to the emergence of a new political dispensation in the country.
The coach Mowbray refers to is Mike Dodds, who played a part in the emergence of the Belllingham brothers in the Birmingham City academy.
But he is buoyed by the emergence of Dakers' witness and wants to see the dunes excavated.
He also requested that they work for the emergence of the APC gubernatorial candidate in the state because he has a wonderful package for all.
I made a rough calculation that suggested at least two thirds of the chrysalises had ended with the emergence of wasps instead of butterflies.
Common combinations with emergence
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- emergence of 134×
- the emergence 126×
- emergence as 23×
- his emergence 12×
- its emergence 6×
- emergence from 5×
- weak emergence 4×
- emergence and 4×
- emergence is 4×
- emergence in 3×
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