Sentence examples for opening up era from inspiring English sources

For cohort 4, whose educational experience was completely free from the Cultural Revolution's influence but lacked the intervention of universal education policy and were at the beginning of the reform and opening up era, the coefficients of 'have brothers' and proportion of female siblings are in line with expected significance and sign.

Challenging the fundamental principles of the Reform and Opening Up era was never going to happen.

She said: "We had only just recovered from six or seven years of deprivation and blackouts and rationing - it was like the sun suddenly coming out behind a lot of very dark clouds and I think everybody felt that with a new young Queen, a whole new era was opening up.

Offshore exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons have opened up an era of dynamically positioned (DP) vessels.

The devastating power of atomic warfare opened up an era where humanity's very survival was suddenly at stake.

Compared to lumbering buildings of the past, this opened up an era of space-age lightness – it literally weighs a fraction of conventional structures.

Another important trend emerging in the modern era is the unprecedented commoditization and opening up of data.

But the next challenge, by two players in 1975, took place before the arbitrator, Peter Seitz, who ruled in their favour, opening up the era of free agency and soaring salaries.

This most decisive evolutionary step marked a turning point in evolution on Earth, opening up the era of an aerobic, oxygen – containing biosphere and atmosphere.

This marked the turning point in the evolution of earth, opening up the era of an aerobic, oxygen-containing biosphere and SOD is found to play a critical role in mitigating the toxic effect of superoxide ion.

Once again, after the Reform and Opening-up era, the sense of national identity of the people in Qinghai, as well as their ethnic pride in being part of the Chinese people grew stronger.