Sentence examples for era of more from inspiring English sources

But this spring's productions suggest that an era of more invigorating cross-pollination between the worlds may be in the offing, that the walls of the ghetto are being breached more frequently.

"I think we are entering an era of more efficiency.

There's a reason to think we might be entering an era of more subdued S-1s.

Mr. Sandler's startling burst of professional activity comes in an era of more leisurely schedules for many stars.

The social media campaign is now moving into a new era of more organised collaboration among the participating organisations.

Even today, in what is supposedly a new era of more professional management, the father-son dynamic looms large.

The U.S. National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 heralded in an era of more robust attention to environmental impacts resulting from larger scale federal projects.

A new species of politician, they said, would usher in an era of more substantial debate, based on strong parties with competing policy platforms.

Opposition parties rarely want to lay out difficult choices for voters in this era of more or less perennial discontent, and it's hard to blame them.

Before "Two Boys," during the James Levine era of more than 40 years, there had been only five commissioned operas at the Met.

Each generation is born into an era of more rapid change than their parents, making them ever better adapted for the frenetic world they are about to enter.