Sentence examples for relevant eras from inspiring English sources

What particularly struck me was the decision to place sculptures of the relevant eras in the rooms among the paintings.

It was also all male, presumably because – in at least some of the countries studied – it was relatively uncommon for women to work full-time in the relevant era.

Therefore, the "thesis" for what the Islamic Republic represents hasn't transitioned into a relevant era for Iran's youth.

(i) Estimated REC exposures are based on extrapolations from samples collected during 1998 2001, many years after the relevant era for estimating exposure levels and after the end of follow-up in 1997.

Ohlin lauded the authors' "expert job of marshalling empirical evidence to look at the cases of conquered territory," but emphasized we now "live in a world where territory is less relevant". The era of projecting influence by seizing territory has passed, Ohlin said.

That year, lawyers asked FCO officials if they had any relevant colonial-era documents — but officials insisted that they did not.

If "A Christmas Carol" is your holiday show of choice, theater productions from Pasadena and South Pasadena to Glendale, Burbank and Atwater Village this season present audiences with a surprising choice of approaches to Charles Dickens' richly told, ever-relevant Victorian-era tale of ghostly spirits and redemption.

The main purpose of her legal work is to return art to families who lost it during the Holocaust, so cases require deep research into provenance and relevant art historical eras.

The pieces, which include includes Haydn's Trumpet Concerto, Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries and Leonard Bernstein's Mambo, were chosen to  represent a "wide range of styles and eras relevant to the secondary music curriculum for ages 11 and above," the  BBC said.

Is fingerprint evidence still relevant in the era of DNA?

Why is the book still so relevant in an era of television and film?