Sentence examples for mild era of from inspiring English sources

After the mild era of texts and 'Likes', perhaps Snapchat is the hard stuff.

Both of these subgroups had similar baseline characteristics, which reflect a mild eRA, with a moderate mean disease activity and low numbers for erosions, RF and ACPA positivity (Table  1).

And the pension gap will widen if, as I forecast, we enter an era of mild deflation, low interest rates and depressed equity returns.

Industry insiders I talked to thought the next generation of comics would bring in a new era of whimsy and mild observation.

Modest and mild-mannered, he led Cornell through the era of student protest against the Vietnam War and for civil rights and restored the university to stability.

Expectations of future price increases converged around central-bank targets, touching off an era of long expansions and mild recessions.

But latest developments include a mild but unmistakable slacking in building after an era of expansion unprecedented in British history;one-third of the population has been rehoused since the war".

For fans of the era of high gothic spin, it will be a mild disappointment – there is not even any swearing.

Jeff Koons?) Perhaps in today's era of acute awareness of our depressions and neuroses, Mr. Schulz's, as mild as they might have been, were simply enough to qualify him for membership in the modern miserable artists' club.

It might have been followed perhaps by a lingering era of nearly freezing temperatures as clouds left over from the steam bath produced a mild greenhouse effect.

But it was a different era, and Barthelme's work was characterized by an anti-authoritarianism, albeit of a mild-mannered sort, that you don't see very often in mainstream literary magazines in the era of homeland security.