Sentence examples for an era of either from inspiring English sources

"All this is in an era of either declining or flat crime rates, which begs the question: Is there really a need for this many stops?" The city plans to contest the reliability and methodology of the plaintiff's statistical expert, upon whom the ruling relied heavily, said Heidi Grossman, deputy chief of the city Law Department's special federal litigation division.

With the balance of the US supreme court at stake, both sides will be campaigning through to election day and a new era, of either victory or defeat.

Depending on how he addresses Japan's conduct on the Asian mainland in the first half of the 20th century, the statement could either herald an era of regional detente or send relations with Beijing and Seoul back into the diplomatic deep freeze.

Federer's versatility has been summarised by Jimmy Connors: "In an era of specialists, you're either a clay court specialist, a grass court specialist, or a hard court specialist... or you're Roger Federer".

"An era of openness, an era of accepting the other opinion, an era of partnership".

They marked an era of feminine freedom.

In policy terms, the era of the two moons is an era of stagnation.

"This is an era of corporate sponsorship.

It was an era of witch hunts.

It was an era of complete isolation.

Communication in an Era of Accelerating Timelines.