Sentence examples for era of less from inspiring English sources

First, social democrats have to be wise spenders, not big spenders in an era of less.

In an era of less rigid career and life expectations, the speeches are peppered with exhortations to take risks.

The winners: Amazon and readers, who will most likely get to return to an era of less expensive e-books.

Town and county officials who are moving us to an era of less development are doing the right thing.

Twenty years ago, the biotechnology industry promised that Roundup Ready crops and glyphosate would usher in a new era of less toxic weed control.

His league-leading ERA of 1.63, along with a 1994 mark of 1.57, made him the first pitcher since the legendary Walter ("Big Train") Johnson in 1918 19 to post an ERA of less than 1.80 in consecutive seasons.

He averaged 22.6 points a game in an era of less-refined shooting and lower scores, and he was a rebounding power.

Advantage: Montana Montana played in an era of much less turnover among players.

In truth, though, Britain's welfare system, designed for an era of much less labour mobility, is unlikely to be greatly strained by a new wave of incomers.

And in an era of smaller and less profitable cars, such in-vehicle technology could become an important source of profits.

It can be a case of some good history repeating itself, or we can return to the 19th Century era of much less democracy that The Hunger Games predicts will come.