Sentence examples for prior eras from inspiring English sources

The change is sometimes attributed to women being under greater stress today than in prior eras, but that is improbable.

So even the companies that are driving the conversation are employing fewer workers than in prior eras and manufacturer areas.

One of the results has been that older men and women have been taking and holding onto jobs that in prior eras would have gone to young people.

Indeed, the religiously based bigotry of prior eras was giving way to pseudo-scientific theories on the inequality of races, which Wagner helped to promote.

In prior eras, the slave trade was conducted openly, with ads prominently posted and the slaves paraded and inspected like animals, often at public auctions.

The problem is that the scores of prior eras can leave quite a bit to the performer's imagination, and the earlier the piece the sparser the notation.

"The whole approach is a throwback to a prior era".

"In a prior era, that promotion would have fallen flat," said Richard T. Curtin, director of the University of Michigan's monthly consumer surveys.

At worst, in a prior era, his op-ed might have been considered boilerplate post-national-tragedy pablum.

As a symbolic grace note, a pitching legend from a prior era, Satchel Paige, then 62 years old, coached for the Atlanta Braves.

But when asked whether running a publishing company at a time of web-traffic targets and downsizing was less fun than in the prior era, she reacted strongly.