Sentence examples for era of fourth from inspiring English sources

He argued that the game "was retro before retro was cool" due to Capcom's decision to develop it as a higher profile game on the NES during the era of fourth generation consoles.

When First Lady Michelle Obama's sleek attire turned heads at the 2008 Inauguration, Ms. Givhan declared "the era of first lady-as-rectangle had ended".

It is a souvenir of a lost era of third-world solidarity, when India and China devised and embraced their "five principles of peaceful coexistence", whose 50th anniversary was celebrated in June.

It caps an era of firsts for Rob Baxter's progressing side, who made their Premiership debut in 2010-11 and experienced the Heineken Cup for the first time last season.

But there are subtle shifts, most notably that women have moved out of the era of "firsts"–as in, first U.S. female licensed pilot (Harriet Quimby in 1911), first female captain of a major U.S. airline (Emily Howell Warner in 1976) or first woman to fly around the world in a helicopter (Jennifer Murray in 1997).

Quantity trumped quality, and during the era of third generation of street art, the streets were thick with more people getting up than ever before.

The 1970s--the 1970s--the 1970s--theinism--brought about Roera. Wade, the Equal Rights Amendment, cofsciousness-raising groups, excited protesting, female folk music, and powerful icons like Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem.

Gears of War ushered in the modern era of third-person shooters with aim that doesn't suck planets through straws, and it also brought us the current prominence of cover mechanics, which… well, honestly I think rapidly-recharging health incentivizes cover-seeking behavior far more effectively than a cover button does, so I'd credit Halo with the majority of the success here.

Extrapyramidal syndrome remains clinically important even in the era of second-generation antipsychotics.

The treatment options for patients with HER2-positive MBC have changed dramatically in the last decade, and real-world data are lacking on the natural history, treatment patterns, and outcomes in the era of second and third generation anti-HER2 therapies.

Multivariate Poisson regression models were used which simultaneously accounted for the effect of treatment (neither radiotherapy (RT) nor chemotherapy (CT /RT alone/CT alone/both RT and CT), era of first cancer diagnosis (pre-1970/1970 1979/1980 1987), pre-1970/1970 1979/1980 1987s (0–4/5–9/10–14 yeage) atd length ofirstlow-up on SMN risk (3–9/10–19/20–29/30 years or more) (Breslow and Day, 1987).