Sentence examples for advent of foreign from inspiring English sources

I think with the advent of foreign managers, that all changed.

But the soaring popularity of the motor car, the advent of cheap foreign holidays and a drop in investment in seaside resorts contributed to its gradual decline.

The Art Deco cinema still dominates the waterfront, but the advent of cheap foreign holidays drew away the crowds and it finally closed a decade ago.

With the advent of privatization, foreign aid and assistance grew, particularly funding for developmental projects from the United States and the European Economic Community (later succeeded by the European Union), the latter of which also agreed to help pay the wages of civil servants.

He said Advent's sudden turnaround was typical of foreign investors in the region who misunderstand the forces behind its Internet economy and then pull out when profits are slow to arrive.

To some extent, fear of foreign attack diminished with the advent of independence in Portuguese Africa in 1975 and in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) in 1980.

Absorbing stage Tracking the cutting-edge technology from foreign countries was the objective at this stage, with the advent of its own publications on the existing foreign mAb agents as well as the local R&D processes.

The development of mAbs in China could be summarized as consisting of the following stages: Absorbing stage Tracking the cutting-edge technology from foreign countries was the objective at this stage, with the advent of its own publications on the existing foreign mAb agents as well as the local R&D processes.

AUSTIN, TEXAS — For environmentalists and others eager to reduce reliance on foreign oil, the advent of electric cars and other fuel-efficient vehicles is cause for celebration.

In particular, the advent of recombinant plant virus vector systems enabled rapid and high-level expression of foreign proteins in plants.

Their argument was that the Selle Français had become increasingly crossed with other European breeds since the advent of artificial insemination in 1980 and the opening of the stud book to horses of foreign breeds in 2000; the theory of jus soli allowed horses of foreign bloodlines to be called Selle Français if they were born in France.