Sentence examples for advent of large from inspiring English sources

The advent of large colour screens and wireless network connections make the TabletPC an attractive product.

In the 19th century, with the advent of large auditoriums and the violin virtuoso, the violin underwent its last changes in design.

Fragmentary fossil material from Eocene and Oligocene deposits in Egypt indicates that similarly adapted birds occurred there before the advent of large carnivores.

The advent of large discount stores that sell a variety of items and the fact that more people are buying merchandise on the Internet have led many local retail shops to close.

Loss of farmland to development, including the advent of large retail stores, as well as the changing face of the Vermont landscape, has raised concerns about urban sprawl and long-term effects on downtown economies, tourism, and agriculture.

But it was the advent of large competitions, such as the X Games, an alternative sports festival sponsored by the cable television network ESPN and first held in 1995, that gave the sport mainstream exposure and a certain commercial legitimacy.

Mr. Buitrago's happened when he transferred to southwestern Colombia, to fortify positions in the advent of large-scale rebel attacks.

The list also features Venice, out of concern that the advent of large-scale cruise-ship tourism is compromising its citizens' quality of life.

While crude sampling and inaccurate measurement techniques led to numerous misconceptions during this time, the period also marked the advent of large-scale, multiyear scientific expeditions.

Until the advent of large-scale commercial baking in the late 19th century, all American bread was artisanal: mixed and shaped by hand, then baked under the eye of a professional baker or home cook.

With the advent of large-scale sequencing projects, this is increasingly the case.