re-emergence

Instead, once again we witness the re-emergence of a system that produced nothing but tension and insecurity.

I cannot tell you how ancient it makes me feel to be dealing with the re-emergence of this old chestnut.

Despite talk about China's economic miracle and its great re-emergence, China remains an insecure power governed by an insecure regime.

Four is to three standard emphasis is not balanced, the re-emergence of a quality and light environment, occupation safety situation.

Recently, the news on the re-emergence of this woman I do not know what will set off a storm.

The columned west portal of Chartres cathedral marks the beginning of the re-emergence of three-dimensional sculpture.

The first is the concern that this may lead to the emergence (or re-emergence) of Chinese (or any ethnic) chauvinism.

Amid the avalanche of summer reading crashing on to my desk falls another hefty tome about China's re-emergence as a global power.

But the re-emergence of a spectre from the darkest period of modern history argues for a different, indeed strident, response.

Only a similarly pragmatic approach will allow us to accommodate China's inevitable re-emergence as a great power.

China's re-emergence as a major power with global impact is especially affecting the regional balance of power, it said.

The event was intended to mark China's reintegration into the world, and re-emergence as a great power.

You remember the re-emergence of Love, caring and sharing that has not been on the Earth Plane in eons.

The markets' increased focus on sovereign risk has led to Germany's re-emergence as Europe's financial anchor.

There is a dissonance here. How can Mr Edwards pull out of Iraq while also forestalling the re-emergence of al-Qaeda?

Vaccine campaigns, which have not been implemented as required, have lead to the re-emergence of yellow fever virus and poliovirus.

But the re-emergence of the usual partisan sound and fury obscures a much more interesting question.

We have seen widespread re-emergence of talk of 'two speed' or 'multi speed' economies.

Coal's re- emergence as a primary fuel for power generation is a reversal of recent trends.

Some analysts mark the suspicious "escape" of 23 al-Qaeda inmates from a Yemeni jail in 2006 as the start of the group's re-emergence.

Re-emergence of SSPE cases has been seen after outbreaks of measles following a period of good measles control.

The re-emergence of long-term supply constraints is also helping to boost forward prices, analysts said.

If the re-emergence of life stress events, such as natural disasters, etc. , are more likely to cause anxiety.

the car failed to deliver in sepang , and so the re - emergence of problems on saturday could be expected.

The re-emergence of China then amplified the uncertainties.

Q: Why is China experiencing a re-emergence of syphilis?

The re-emergence of cholera in Peru in 1991 resulted in the loss of US $500 million in fish and fishery product exports that year.

His recent re-emergence is very well-timed because there'll be ample opportunities to impress.

Control, elimination, eradication and re-emergence of infectious diseases: getting the message right