Sentence examples for era relationship from inspiring English sources

While both TransPoint and Checkfree have downsides (Checkfree's software is not easy to install and TransPoint does not offer clarity on non-TransPoint bills), banks see the biggest opportunity to rocket past rivals in seizing upon what they did best before the Internet Era: relationship marketing with customers and creating loyalty through familiarity.

The use of the word Cymry as a self-designation derives from the post-Roman Era relationship of the Welsh with the Brythonic-speaking peoples of northern England and southern Scotland, the peoples of "Yr Hen Ogledd".

The swift end to the cases -- the Russian agents were to be taken by bus Thursday night to a New York-area airport and flown out of the country -- just 11 days after their arrests evoked memories of cold-war-style bargaining but underscored the new-era relationship between Washington and Moscow.

In which case, Danspace still has you covered: its recent series JUDSON NOW, investigating this era's relationship to the Judson Dance Theater movement, has just wrapped up.

While much of the Western world hails a supposed new era and relationship with Iran, little appears to have changed for Iran's dissidents.

In the CA-MRSA era, the relationship between circulating MRSA and MSSA strains in the U.S. has been examined for asymptomatic colonization [8] [15], SSTIs [9], [16], [17], and infections among children [18].

In the pregenomics era, orthobunyavirus relationships were determined solely by serologic cross-reactivity analyses (7 ), but since DNA sequencing became available, phylogenetic relationships have additionally been assessed by comparison of partial genome sequences (8, 9 ).

At the same time, while barriers to entry are rising, the network effects that the biggest companies have aren't as strong as they used to be in the console era where relationships with retailers and distributors mattered.

We have entered a new era of Relationships 2.0.

During the Cold War Era, the relationships between the First World, Second World and the Third World were very rigid.

"It was certainly a definable era in our relationship," he said.