Sentence examples for impending era from inspiring English sources

The impending era of self-driving cars could make travel cheaper and safer but could also affect millions of jobs.

The full genome of James D. Watson, one of the discoverers of the structure of DNA in 1953, has been deciphered, marking what some scientists believe is the gateway to an impending era of personalized genomic medicine.

That's the impending era.

Saritoprak likes to see most details of the end of times as highly metaphorical, casting it in his own reading as allusions to an impending era of cooperation between monotheistic faiths ushered in by Christ's return to Earth.

The impending era of the global cancer "tidal wave" is set to present global health care systems with an unprecedented challenge.

In the impending era of personalised medicine, patients most likely to benefit from NAC administration could be identified through platelet tGSH measurement in a blood sample taken before treatment.

The impending postantibiotic era creates an urgent requirement for alternative treatments of infectious diseases in humans and animals.

But what about the biggest off-screen presence in "The White Ribbon": the impending Nazi era?

Jesús Navas is set to be the first signing of the impending Manuel Pellegrini era at Manchester City.

When I spoke with him last week, Mr. Kiernan did not sound like a man gnashing his teeth about the impending Trump era.

Click over to the Times for the rest of Nugent's thoughts on "Fedzilla," "financial tsunamis" and the impending "smothering era of socialism".