Sentence examples for advent of paper from inspiring English sources

In the long history of currency, from coinage to the advent of paper money, the private sector may innovate, but ultimately the public sector appropriates.

We rejoice in the contributions of our ancestors to civilization and humanity, including algebra, human rights, the advent of paper, mail, wine, ice cream, tulips and the acoustic guitar, among others.

The typewriter took off in the eighteen-eighties, making it possible to create documents in a fraction of the time it had previously taken, and that was followed closely by the advent of carbon paper, which meant that a typist could create ten copies of that document simultaneously.

But since the advent of free papers such as Metro and London Lite it feels like my reading material isn't my own.

By the 17th century, origami extended beyond its ceremonial origins to a popular form of recreation, thanks to the advent of mass-produced paper.

Yet not even the advent of the euro has papered over the fact that French-German integration may have worked at the institutional level but has scarcely entered the hearts of the two countries' citizens.

"Before the advent of computers, we operated a paper based reference system designed to prevent those who sought to harm young people from becoming volunteers with the movement.

With the advent of the computer age, these paper-based systems evolved into electronic formats [ 14].

The industry has been hit with steadily increasing prices for raw materials, coupled with weakening demand for paper, since the advent of the Internet and the so-called paperless office.

Employees behind each counter worked in pairs, trying to match the description of lost items against slips of paper kept in long wooden trays — the inventory system before the advent of computers.

"A big change in paper towels since the advent of bulk-purchase stores has been the variation in frame size.