Sentence examples for producing an era from inspiring English sources

And these are populated largely by baby boomers who are entering peak earning years and "producing an era of demographically driven affluence".

The rise of a technological Europe produced an era of imperialism from which the continents have yet to recover.

The uncaged capitalism fostered by neoliberalism has produced an era of spiraling inequality, stagnant wages, declining life expectancy, and an increasingly post-democratic political system that is more or less openly oligarchic.

Jon S. Corzine spent yesterday solidifying his plans as New Jersey's United States senator-elect, saying that a split among Democrats and Republicans in the Senate was as likely to produce an era of cooperation as the four years of rancorous stalemate that others are predicting.

These changes produced an era of greater success for the railroad.

The recent U.S. election exposed two major intersecting fault lines in America that, if left unchecked, could soon produce an era of social and economic upheaval unlike any in our history.

In fact, from Bruce Welch of the Shadows in the 60s, Dire Straits in the 70s, Prefab Sprout in the 80s to Dubstar in the 90s and Maximo Park today, Newcastle may not have produced an era-defining act, but each decade since the advent of rock 'n' roll they've bequeathed several fine groups whose music has defied easy categorisation.

Francesco Casetti believes new media technologies are producing an exciting new era in cinema aesthetics.

Distinctive mechanisms of primary blast effects have produced a transitional era of facial trauma.

The rapid miniaturization of technologies behind cameras, cellphones and wireless computers is allowing scientists to build innovative networks of small sensors that they say will produce a new era of ecological insight and, in time, help save the planet.

Together these transformations have produced a new era of abundant pictures.