Sentence examples for era since from inspiring English sources
"America Between the Wars," after all, could describe any peaceful era since independence.
In the Open Era (since 1968), the average age of men's Grand Slam winners is 24.4 years old.
Jeers and anger hailed down on them in a manner unheard of in the Klopp era (since 2008).
Among the players on the list who played their age-28 season during the salary-cap era (since 1984-85), only Jordan won four or more titles.
Now, the thing you need to realize is that the whole era since around 1985 has been one of successive bubbles.
Quickie reprints of government reports have often sold well, at least in the modern era, since the release of the Warren Commission Report.
New jobs are running at close to 300,000 a month, well above the average of 115,000 added each month in the era since World War II.
ciaranking said: It might be the case that we've entered a different era since 2005.
Representative Nick Rahall, a West Virginia Democrat, has been trying to bring this law into the modern era since 1985.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Hamilton is the first player in the live-ball era (since 1920) to record four steals in his first start.
Economic growth has been markedly slower in the neoliberal era (since 1980 in Britain and the US) than it was in the preceding decades; but not for the very rich.
