Sentence examples for linked in eras of from inspiring English sources

Throughout American history racism and patriarchy have been linked in eras of general oligarchic oppression.

Yet, for their obvious differences, the two eras are linked in the psyches of many.

In the context of this program the piece seemed linked in spirit to the era of extreme Baroque inventiveness.

[C7.] Turned On to the New Economy Despite their obvious differences, the Internet era and the radical 1960's are linked in the psyches of many.

Severe and relentlessly progressive forms of HIV-associated dementia (HAD), linked in the pre-cART era to neuropathological findings such as HIV encephalitis and microglial nodules, are now rare, as are opportunistic CNS infections [ 1, 2, 3].

Here were two teeming, modernist works from different eras but linked in daring.

The Dodgers have also been linked in trade talks for Tampa Bay's Erasmo Ramirez, who has a career record of 25-24 with a 4.17 ERA, but has been 18-12 with a 3.73 ERA since the start of the 2015 season.

How fair will it be if Pete Rose is kept out but players who refused testing and are linked to an era of perceived cheating are in?

Food and Forests Working in Harmony Food and forests are closely linked, but in the era of industrial agriculture, gains in food production often end in forest destruction - stripping the planet of its best natural defense against global climate change.

But consider that back in 1981, in the era of Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, heavy-metal bands were all about finding a direct link to Satan himself.

This discovery ushered in the era of antibiotic wonder drugs.