Sentence examples for a key era from inspiring English sources

The artifacts, Dr. Ballard said, are giving historians their "first look at an actual wreck from a key era of trade" known previously only through written records.

"Perrine's performances play against the backdrop of a key era in feminist film criticism," says Caroline Hagood, a film scholar who is currently at work on a book on female poets writing about movies called Women Who Like to Watch.

"The Board's report on the implementation of Presidential Policy-Directive No. 28 (PPD-28, which provides for privacy protections for non-Americans) has been made publicly available," the Commission writes, referring to a key Obama era directive that it has previously said the Shield depends upon.

If I gave up having my periods, I could commission nine hairpieces – one for every key era of Dolly.

A key concept of ERA is early-tier testing using worst-case exposure conditions in the laboratory and surrogate test species that are most likely to reveal an adverse effect.

As the interest in the potential of such systems to provide efficient and targeted aid grows, biometrics will surely play a key role in the era of the sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Assessment of the potential adverse effects of a GMP on NTOs is a key element of the ERA.

The relative lack of injuries in Hansen's squads suggests he is also managing workloads correctly, a key factor in an era of rugby in which it has been claimed a Test match takes a similar toll on the body as being involved in a car crash.

Every once in a while in the endless spin cycle that makes up politics in a hyper-mediated era, a key operative provides some actual clarity.

"It was an amazing film to be a part of," Kravitz said of the movie, which uses Gaines and his family as a window into much of the American Civil Rights movement (Gaines, based in part on the life of real-life White House butler Eugene Allen, spends over three decades in service at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, while his son becomes a key player in the era's social upheaval).

EPS will also serve as a platform for piloting a revised case definition before it is implemented on a national level, a key step in this era of increased disease burden and limited resources.