emergence

the emergence of scientific truths.

the progressive emergence of the child as a responsible being.

The last decade saw the emergence of a dynamic economy.

The emergence of post-colonialism provides us a theoretical foundation to digest the Westernism.

Conditions after the war led to the emergence of a new type of political party.

The annual competition has encouraged the emergence of several talented young musicians.

Natural allure is the most potent of beauty ingredients.This re-emergence of nature as seductress and enchantress is what captivates the imagination and creates the ultimate goddess.

The subjectival Western philosophy emphasizes "ego" and advocates "solipsism", but the emergence of modern phenomenology has changed the situation and "otherness" is paid close attention to.

Rubin, from widespread application of routine screening with the Pap test, the emergence of gynecologic oncology as a distinct medical subspecialty, and the completion of important clinical trials.

We need to find the emergence of a concept that's never said.

OK. So what's unusual about this disease's recent emergence around the world?

But maybe we shouldn't let it " bug" us when they began their " hemopterawesome" emergence.

They say that the emergence of text messaging is killing off commas, colons and apostrophes.

The emergence of fried toothpicks on social media is the latest example of " Mukbang" videos.

Consolidation, and the emergence of local newspaper monopolies, also promoted impartiality.

The 1960's saw the emergence of a new brand of popular music – rock and roll.

Battling disease prior to the germ theory of disease's emergence in the 19th century was also equally misguided.

Its emergence highlighting again the importance of real time virus surveillance.

His discoveries were crucial in shedding light on the emergence of modern man.