Sentence examples for diverse era from inspiring English sources

It was a busy, diverse era that saw a lot of advances in society and in science, and so much of the drawing is straightforward.

For a leader who claims to champion an open economy, her language seemed an odd throwback to a more regulated, less diverse era.

We have an enduring problem in a culturally diverse era, because those who value our tradition and love our history too often cling to it as a reassurance to imagine the past has not changed.

Two keynote lecturers and even 18 invited speakers from well-known European research institutions were invited to present extremely diverse ERA topics, ranging from case studies to conceptual frameworks and opinion statements (presentations available at project's homepage).

Two keynote lecturers and even eighteen invited speakers (Figure 1) from well-known European research institutions presented extremely diverse ERA topics, ranging from case studies to conceptual frameworks and opinion statements.

There was hope at Kick it Out's 20th anniversary dinner at Wembley on Tuesday that the row, for all the damage it has done, could lead to a positive change in culture and help the Premier League move into a more diverse era.

The Qur'ans on view at the Sackler are some of the finest existing examples from diverse historical eras and cultures, including the Umayyad and Abbasid Arab caliphates, Iran and Afghanistan during the Seljuk period, the Mongol Il-Khanid dynasty and Timurid empire, Mamluk Egypt and the Safavid Persian and Ottoman empires.

The Permian climate became increasing arid, and this change seemed to favour the amniotes, which became progressively more abundant and diverse during this era.

They may be early representatives of a group of ray-finned fish that were more common and diverse in the Mesozoic Era, about 205 million to 65 million years ago.

The report said that the 13 countries that had grown rapidly in the post-war era were diverse, including Indonesia, Oman, Malta, Brazil, Botswana and China, but all had made the most of the global economy.

Martha Richter has seen similar specimens from that locality and thinks they are early representatives of a group of ray-finned fish that were more common and diverse in the Mesozoic Era, about 205 million to 65 million years ago.