Sentence examples for modern years from inspiring English sources

We began the interview by discussing his battle to stop the pipeline… BM: This pipeline fight has turned into the most interesting environmental battle of modern years.

Speaking on his weekly LBC radio phone-in, Clegg said: "I cannot remember a time in modern years where so many millions of people who are getting up every morning, working hard in the public sector to keep our public services going, have been put under such a prolonged period of public sector pay restraint.

Carl Andre – Mass & Matter A show at the Turner Contemporary in Margate by Andre, an American sculptor who is still alive and came to the fore with his minimalist floor sculptures made from bricks that caused a furore when they were bought by the Tate Modern, years ago.

"The end of conflict, the peace process and the power sharing institutions are among the greatest achievements of modern years.

In modern years, there has been a rising interest in investigating and evolving new antimicrobial agents from various sources to combat microbial resistance [16].

In the modern years, research in genetic regulatory networks (GRNs) has gained significance in both biological and bio-medical sciences, and a huge number of tremendous results have been issued.

Two days later, the 10-lane boulevards of the former East Berlin led me past boxy Socialist-era high-rises to a huge, modern, year-old hostel called One80°.

So it's surprising, therefore, that in 2015, the most modern year on record, "Netflix and chill" became a mainstream euphemism for boning.

But the celebration does not always fall on the same date as the solstice because the modern year does not correspond precisely to the solar one.

Yet that description sums up an era in which the entire modern year-long primary process was consolidated into a few days.

In Post-modern years there was talk of the end of narration and of the need to focus once more on the list.