Sentence examples for historical stages from inspiring English sources

The historical stages by which governments have come to exercise their contemporary functions make an interesting study in themselves.

In any case, O'Neill ably shows his grandfathers to be actors on historical stages not of their own making, yet individuals nonetheless.

Indeed, although anthropology has for the most part long abandoned any evolutionary ambitions, echoes of Morgan's historical stages continue to crop up in some surprising places.

Three historical stages are recognised: Old Kannada (450 1200 ce), Middle Kannada (1200 1700 ce), and Modern Kannada (1700 ce present).

Following this, it provides an overview of the historical stages in the development of China's venture capital market and, utilizing empirical evidence, describes its current profile.

One goal is to help students develop an informed perspective on the different historical stages, economic and political rationale, and effectiveness of the economic policies and institutional changes that have shaped China's economic emergence.

Toussaint Louverture soon entered the historical stage.

Yet Newton, even at this relatively late historical stage, was by no means atypical.

Your first role on the historical stage is the prince in "Sleeping Beauty".

Whether the time is right for another Brezhnev to return to the historical stage remains to be seen.

Ford took the newly settled West as a vast historical stage on which to dramatize the rise of democracy.