Sentence examples for emerging era from inspiring English sources

LinkedIn, which has more than three hundred and eighty million members, is meant to be the enabling device for the emerging era.

Collectively, they also signal an emerging era of scholarship and interest in the history of both civil rights and African-Americans that is to a younger generation what other major historical events were to their grandparents.

Thousands of Rio Tinto personnel live in company-run mining camps, spending not just work hours but leisure and home time in space controlled by their employer – which in this emerging era of smart infrastructure presents the opportunity to hoover up every detail of their lives.

We discuss clinical advances made to date in this emerging era of oncolytic virotherapy.

Knowledge management has become increasingly critical for the success of companies in this emerging era of e-commerce.

The Graduate School seeks to prepare young life scientists for the emerging era of quantitative, systems-oriented bioscience.

I'm sorry the Book Review didn't choose a man to expound on this emerging "new era," in which our feminine skills and natural abilities will rewrite 200,000 years of human history.

This innovative feature, which could benefit the application portfolio of the emerging IoT era, lies on the fact that both pull-in voltage and resonant frequency can be fully electrically determined.

They deftly juxtapose several anachronistic fashions of vaguely English origin, symbolically peeling away antiquity in favor of an emerging modern era.

The Third Industrial Revolution is the last stage of the great industrial saga and the first stage of the emerging collaborative era rolled together.

But it was less about his performance than about the clear message that emerged: an era had ended.