Sentence examples for advent of groups from inspiring English sources

The genre was continued in the 1970s by figures such as George Thorogood and Pat Travers, but, particularly on the British scene (except perhaps for the advent of groups such as Status Quo and Foghat who moved towards a form of high energy and repetitive boogie rock), bands became focused on heavy metal innovation, and blues rock began to slip out of the mainstream.

From the evolutionary point of view, this strain might represent a genetic group that preceded the advent of groups A and B, because domestication is also driven by a loss of genetic functions and a specialization.

In later rock paintings there is also the first hint of the advent of new groups of herders and farmers.

Thus, the advent of these groups has significantly changed the geochemistry of the oceans, the nature of the deep-sea floor, and marine food webs.

The advent of Tigre groups coincided with warmer and wetter climatic conditions, indicating the beginning of the Holocene.

As a piano omnivore, Lumpe welcomed the advent of online group discussions and became a frequent contributor to Yahoo groups and a Usenet/Google newsgroup, rec.music.classical.recordings, where participants embraced a hodgepodge of musical topics and the tenor of conversations ranged from meticulously informative to flamingly combative.

Classical cases are the global decline of the chthamaloid barnacles and the simultaneous expansion of balanoid barnacles (Stanley & Newman, 1980) and the Great American Faunal Interchange, which led to the decline or complete extinction of a number of South American mammal groups with the advent of ecologically equivalent groups from North America (Webb, 1976, 2006; MacFadden, 2006).

Instead the NHS should use the advent of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) to transform where and how it delivers care.

Instead the NHS should use the advent of clinical commissioning groups to transform where and how it delivers care.

Crushed even before the advent of Salazar, these groups were revived as social and educational organizations, and it was only during the 1950s that they became overtly political.

With the advent of Labor, these groups combined to form anti-Labor parties.