Sentence examples for elite era from inspiring English sources

For in the shadow elite era, hierarchies and traditional authorities have given way to inside networks of information and access.

Indeed, in the shadow elite era, formal organizations have given way to informal centers of authority and charismatic influencers.

This is quite obviously a marketing point for Monitor, and all of the other agile players of the shadow elite era.

In the shadow elite era, many top power brokers play roles that influence each other to the detriment of the public interest.

Booz Allen, the Chertoff Group and Clarke's Good Harbor Consultants are classic creations of the shadow elite era, populated by former government officials regularly sought out by the media for "expert" analysis.

Once the name "Blackwater" became radioactive, the company, like the most nimble players of the shadow elite era, recrafted its image and corporate structure, if not its practices, to achieve the same old agenda.

In the Victorian era, elite schools used sports to form a hardened ruling class.

Africa has already produced one of the top centers in Hakeem Olajuwon and one of the elite of his era in Dikembe Mutombo.

The paper he uses is newsprint stock, 18-by-24 inches, and the typeface is the smallest you can find for a typewriter of the era, "Elite," allowing the most text to be placed on the large pages.

Whatever you think of their politics or Cold War policies generally (and there is much to criticize), financiers formed an American political elite in that era because finance (through the Marshall Plan, the World Bank, the IMF, and so forth) was so often the vehicle of American expansionism.

This defeat, in the supreme tension-packed game that was supposed to end jinxes and ignite a stampede toward a Stanley Cup victory, may be seen in retrospect as the beginning of the end of an elite 12-season era built around Ovechkin.