Sentence examples for era apart from inspiring English sources

And it is by no means impossible that the College of Cardinals will once again opt for an Italian.The fascist era apart, Italy does not have an "awkward" history in the eyes of world Catholicism.

Eradication programs begun in the colonial era fell apart as newly independent countries sank into poverty.

America's distribution of income, which had been reasonably equitable during the post WWII era, flew apart.

It was taken during a protest of the Food and Drug Administration, the organization that failed to take immediate action during the AIDS crisis that ripped Reagan-era America apart.

Nor is it clear just what such an era would involve, apart from "modernisation with social responsibility", as Mr Schröder vaguely puts it.

The Bills presented Dana with a jersey bearing No. 100 during his training camp visit, and he chatted with Drew Bledsoe, the Buffalo quarterback, comparing eras eight decades apart.

And in Washington, officials from both parties are skeptical that President Vojislav Kostunica is prepared to come to terms with the exceptionally brutal policies of ethnic cleansing carried out by the Milosevic government as the Communist-era Yugoslavia split apart.

It is powerful and may speak to a more contemporary-minded constituency in the Globes that thinks that in the era of #blacklivesmatter – quite apart from its own merits – Moonlight is a film with more urgency and relevance.

The resulting set of characterized genes has the potential to be of great value in the genomics era and sets maize apart from many model systems of more recent origin.

But people familiar with it said the fresh charges dealt with Mr. Milosevic's supposed responsibility for events in Croatia in 1991 and 1992, when the Communist-era Yugoslavia was breaking apart.

(True to the design values of its era, it's already falling apart).