Sentence examples for era rely from inspiring English sources

Promises of a new era rely on reform proposals continuing internally even while the US and Swiss criminal investigations continue, and the US law firm Quin Emanuel conducts a forensic examination of all Fifa's files in its Zurich HQ.

For those concerned with the quality of the science used in legal proceedings, it is important, then, to make sure that courts in the post- Daubert era rely on images of science that more accurately reflect what is known of the nature of scientific practice.

The penultimate song, Be My Number Two, is one of Joe's most confessional songs of that era relying almost exclusively on his piano as accompaniment.

For actual scenes of the city, New Yorkers of the era relied mostly on the new technology of lithography and on such novelty items as blue Staffordshire dinnerware.

They are the revenge tragedies of the modern era, relying on amped up emotions, full of crying (Oprah) or laughs (Ellen).

The most visible master-planned projects of Mr. Logue's era relied on large-scale demolition -- often accompanied by the displacement of families and businesses -- followed by new construction on cleared sites.

"This appointment will allow Clermont Foot 63 to begin a new era, relying on a group of 17 players currently under contract, which will be added young players from the club".

Radiation oncologists who trained in this era relied on radiographs and used bony anatomy to localize the radiotherapy targets.

Where students in previous eras relied on over-the-counter stimulants like Vivarin, No-Doz or plain old coffee, more of today's students favor spending as little as $2 to swallow, snort or inject prescription drugs to study, stay awake or just feel good.

Too often in the modern era, we rely on guardians to interpret events for us, and they're too happy to step in and tell us what something "means".

The Bill Parcells era, which relied heavily on older veterans, may finally be over.