Sentence examples for a process that since from inspiring English sources

What she is is a handmaiden of a process that, since the 1960s, has been intent on customising feminism and turning it into a servant of the marketplace.

But a growing number of African nations have the luxury of shifting their attention from mere survival to trying to create jobs and wealth, a process that since the collapse of Communism has tended to go hand in hand with the spread of democracy.

It has all the strengths and weaknesses of any ratings system: it should make academics pay serious and overdue attention to the quality of their students' experience, a process that, since the introduction of the Quality Assurance Agency, has made giant strides.

Worse and worse Trouble ahead Stop rape ReprintsSuch differences have inexorably widened since the end of the cold war, a process that has accelerated since Mr Obama took office.

Since the first coup d'état in 1968, socialist policy has been mitigated by the encouragement of privatization, a process that has accelerated since the institution of democracy in 1992.

Lee and his colleagues first succeeded in making a large, pure crystal of this material last year — a process that took 10 months — and have since been studying its properties in detail.

"We're documenting a process that has gone on since the dawn of time," Armstrong said, "and we're putting it on a bigger scale".

This is all part of the growth of Sosa, a process that has been continuing since he broke into the major leagues with Texas in 1989, at age 20, and was traded to the White Sox on July 29 of that season.

The French term means "under vacuum," and it refers to a process that has been around since the nineteen-seventies but has, in recent decades, become a favorite technique of the cutting-edge professional kitchen.

County Executive Andrew J. Spano said the grants are another step toward developing a comprehensive response plan to deal with public health emergencies, a process that's been accelerated since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Along the sooty gangways and rickety catwalks of the Emiliano Zapata sugar mill, sweat-soaked workers operate presses, vats and ovens in a process that has changed little since the mill's first harvest in 1938.