Sentence examples for era changes from inspiring English sources

The "mobile-first" era changes that.

The way they handle this next phase will set the stage for the inevitable "post-PC era" changes.

But in the post-Ailes era, changes are afoot.

While the national fraternity proved to be an early leader among its peers in the area of non-discrimination, mid-1950s Tau Chapter leaders led the demand for such post-war era changes.

In the pre-HIV era, changes of acute pericarditis in tuberculous pericarditis were reported in a small minority of patients (i.e., 9 11%) [ 19, 21, 22].

Unfortunately for John C. Danforth's hopes, the Newt Gingrich era changed the rules to the Law of Calumny.

With each half-inning, the era changed, and the scratchy black-and-white gradually turned crystal clear.

British Future's Sunder Katwala, a sports obsessive concerned with issues of national identity, reckons the Thatcher era changed things too.

But the professionalization of tennis, beginning in 1968 with the arrival of the "open era," changed just about everything except the dimensions of the court.

Did your view of what sports meant to that era change or evolve in this process?

Intervallic behavior may or may not occur and the presumption of stationarity may not hold when the flag is recorded for long spans or the fundamental instruments of flag era change.