Sentence examples for an era of progress from inspiring English sources

The intervening thirty-eight years have been an era of progress.

It ushered in an era of progress and hope whose promises we are still struggling to keep.

If she and her contemporaries spearheaded an era of progress in which different ethnicities were celebrated on magazine covers and catwalks, the past decade has seen the proportion of non-white faces on a downward trajectory.

So it was an era of progress.

Their recognition as the cellular source of myofibroblasts characterizing hepatic fibrosis has launched an era of astonishing progress in understanding the mechanistic basis of hepatic fibrosis progression and regression during chronic inflammatory diseases of the liver (Reeves and Friedman 2002; Atzori et al. 2009).

The 1950s are often talked about as if they held nothing much for women but typing, cooking and looking after children, when in fact they were an era of enormous progress for career women – British women anyway.

The recent exponential growth of interest in autophagy is taking place in an era of unprecedented progress in methodology of cellular and molecular biology and genetics.

We live in an era of substantial progress in understanding myocardial structure and function at genetic, molecular, and microscopic levels.

The decade of the 1960s was an era of momentous progress, but we can also mark it as a time when a growing number of Americans began to look askance at the motives and judgments of our leaders in both the public and private sectors.

Thomas Gladysz: You've noted that Pickford has been wrongly seen as a "woman who made a career (and a fortune) playing regressive characters in an era of female progress".

In parallel, there has also been an era of immense progress in biological therapy in ADs.