Sentences with phrase «emerging breed»

So as Hines harps about in this and other articles, beware the «rare», the «unique» and the «striking», the «exotic» and «trendy», and the «new emerging breed» when selecting your kitten or puppy.

These drugs can end up being mass - produced by chemists for hire in China, who advertise «custom organic synthesis» on the web and take their orders from the emerging breed of transnational rogue chemists.

By most every reasonable measure, it looks like C - MAX Energi may be the best of an emerging breed.

By most every reasonable measure, it looks like the Ford C - max Energi «may be the best of an emerging breed.»

The breed is interwoven into the history of China, and though breeding records were rarely kept in antiquity, there is evidence of an emerging breed in the artwork of the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907).

The basics: The American Alsatian is an emerging breed developed from five exceptional purebred dogs to create the ideal family companion — intelligent, eager to learn, but perhaps a bit less aware and jumpy than the true working breeds.

This emerging breed excelled at all kinds of work adding to the list of qualities it had so far attained.

Pioneered by young American couple, Chris and Angela, the writing is direct, useful and relatable — chiming in to the emerging breed of young expats in Thailand making money and seeing the world.

Koblin is one of an emerging breed of illustrators working to bring life and meaning to otherwise static data sets.

This emerging breed of high - quality wireless speaker was growing in popularity >>

This emerging breed of high - quality wireless speaker was growing in popularity in households across the United States and the rest of the world, and industry watchers saw it as a good opportunity to open up a new revenue stream (small though it may be, in comparison to the iPhone).