Sentence examples similar to changes era from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Mr. Obama is still searching for a compelling narrative for his re-election in the post-Hope and Change era.

FERGUSON GREENER PIT STOPS: Even the most grease-stained "turnwrench" acknowledges that auto racing may be difficult to justify in the climate-change era.

"I was sorry to note that the political leaders developing the Copenhagen Accord had very little knowledge of the role farming could play in both mitigation and adaptation in the emerging climate change era".

Despite the highest aspirations of the hope and change era, we are clearly not living in a postracial (or postpartisan) society. .

Two synth-heavy collaborations with Pop Will Eat Itself frontman turned respected film composer Clint Mansell are great, as is the mariachi- assisted Spanish Radio: the former unsettling, filled with distorted electronics, the latter bringing an unlikely echo of Forever Changes-era Love to proceedings.

Furthermore, a relationship was shown between the miR-223 level and peripheral lymphocyte number changes in ERA patients.

Significant differences between GPT and GPT2, in particular in Greenland and the Antarctic, are also due to the change from ERA-40 to ERA-Interim as the underlying source of NWM data [ Dee et al., 2011].

Cultures do change from era to era, sometimes for the worse.

"You cannot actually change an era of enormous disruptive innovation," she said in a phone interview.

He told Sky Sports News: "I feel it is coming to a slight change in era.

"It's a change of era — Silverstone is such a heritage," Noble said.