Sentence examples for commenting on the advent of from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the advent of the CRC, Reading et al. write: One of the far-reaching consequences of the [CRC] is that it makes the child an individual with rights and not just a passive recipient, and hence the child has the right to actively participate at all levels of decision-making.

Most intelligent show: Antipodium's Times New Roman presentation at the ICA commented on the advent of the digital age.

Weymouth has commented that the advent of the 1980s marked the beginnings of hip-hop music, which made Talking Heads realise that the musical landscape was changing.

Write an essay from Darwin's perspective on the advent of the theory of intelligent design.

The West End has been busy putting a brave face on the advent of the Olympics.

"We're on the advent of something, and we don't know what that something is.

In 1950, on the advent of television, that figure was closer to 250,000.

"Some comments were filled with extreme statements, blaming every evil to befall publishing on Amazon's $9.99 price for newly released and bestselling ebooks, and crediting every positive event – including entry of new competitors in the market for ereaders – on the advent of agency pricing," wrote Cote.

We also comment on the future directions of this technology.

While reviewing the Deluxe Anniversary Edition of the album, Mikael Wood of Entertainment Weekly commented on the A capella version of the song noting, "a cappella mix of 'How Will I Know' [that] displays the singer's precision long before the advent of Auto-Tune".

Purposive sampling targeted oncologists who had been practicing for at least 5 years were so that they were able to comment on their practice before and after the advent of the NDFP.