Sentence examples for era of large from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the era of large calculus sections at your university comes to a close.

But the era of large post-election approval bounces may be receding.

In an era of large government budget deficits, the incentive to aggressively enforce tax laws may be greater than ever.

But the era of large trials growing out of the blockbuster attacks that characterized the 1990s cases seems to have moved on.

The Democrats are marching under the banner of fiscal austerity, and the Republicans are proclaiming this the era of large ambition.

However, those of us growing up as teenagers in south London in the early 1950s well remember that era of large ballrooms to which young men and women flocked at weekends to meet the opposite sex.

The handful that survived into the era of large-scale production had certain characteristics in common.

Whatever bravado was tolerated during NASA's earliest manned space programs has been ironed out; in an era of large-crew, long-duration missions, it is very much the wrong stuff.

There it is, "identity," a word that gets flashed like a red card as people struggle to determine what it means to be French, Belgian, British or Russian in an era of large-scale immigration, and economic globalization.

Virtualization has been especially influential in the modern era of large-scale datacenters.

These results motivate a new era of large-scale wireless multi-hop networks suitable for hand-held devices exchanging data amongst themselves.