Sentence examples for like era from inspiring English sources

She and Ms. Murphy said the Era campaign works even if consumers did not recognize that statements like "Era makes grass stains, stain themselves" were over-the-top echoes of the so-called Chuck Norris facts.

To be more effective, advancement-focused interventions like ERA may require advisers to have more expertise on industry-specific job opportunities, local knowledge, and training that is better aligned with those opportunities.

Although important exceptions exist, these programmes, like ERA, produced early positive impacts on employment and earnings but saw their impacts fade over time after the work incentives had ended (Michalopoulos, 2005).

Like ERA, the Texas programme was tested with a random assignment design, and both the programme and control groups received pre-employment services, such as those offered by the New Deal programme.

That doesn't really sound like Era of Responsibility, does it?

But when it comes to comparable statistics, like ERA, strikeouts per nine innings and per walk, Kimbrel has the edge.

I don't like that era that he raced [in], I don't like any of it.'.

I try not to compare eras at The New Yorker because they're just different; it's like eras in baseball, really.

Whereas CFSR and MERRA show comparably high skill like ERA-int, JCDAS and NCEP-R show considerably lower skill.

Whereas both MERRA and CFSR show comparably high skill like ERA-int (mean values of SSclim are 0.46 and 0.47, respectively), NCEP-R and JCDAS show considerably lower skill (mean SSclim are 0.36, and 0.35, respectively).

Even things like era-appropriate foods, lists of colors and clothing or armor types, and other ordinary things can add a lot of immersive things, and keep you from coming up blank or repeating yourself when inventing scenes or people on the fly.