Sentence examples for an era during which from inspiring English sources

OK – an era during which a reality star can get this far in the race to become president.

In an era during which rotting molars were the norm, he says, "people expected their teeth to fall out".

Or is it the beginning of an era during which Africans shake off old colonial masters and look elsewhere for direct investment and aid?

It's important to remember that he came of age in an era during which gay men — and blacks — were physically and mentally abused for being what they were.

In 1949 a critique by James Baldwin ushered in an era during which "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was either attacked or neglected.

The improvement of the microscope then led to an era during which many biologists made intensive observations of the microscopic structure of cells.

This pastoral ethos is still engrossed in a sensibility honed in a waning era, during which prevailed a 'moral community of subsistence' practicing an inadvertently ecologically sustainable mode of coping with nature's vagaries, and for which the initial conditions for its sustainability are gradually disappearing.

Re: Real Estate When Christie's bought Spink in 1993, it was the beginning of an expansive era during which Sotheby's and Christie's were acquiring galleries and forming alliances with ancillary businesses like real estate or insurance.

Industry analysts said the proposed contract was unusually generous and aimed to put a definitive end to a fractious era during which the machinists went on strike five times since 1977, including a 58-day strike in 2008 that cost Boeing $1.8 billion.

The appearance of modern humans (H. sapiens) in Spain after 35,000 bce opened a new era, during which material culture acquired an innovating velocity it never lost.

This started a whole era during which the Axiom of Choice was treated most carefully as a dubious hypothesis (see the monumental study by Moore 1982).