Sentence examples for since an era from inspiring English sources

Abstract: For the purposes of his project, Professor Cheffins will analyze how and why the U.S. public company, which has dominated the American economy since the beginning of the 20th century, has been transformed since an era of "managerial capitalism" that prevailed in the 1950s and 1960s.

Mr. Gore says he would use our excess money to pay down the national debt, and make the nation totally solvent for the first time since 1835, an era when Franklin Pierce was just a pup and America was preparing to celebrate the Panic of 1837.

We focused on a comparison with 1980 to capture the full extent of the changes since Reagan opened an era of cuts in federal taxation.

Its bosses believe they have done well since 2010, ending an era of bloat, excessive ambition and corner-cutting on safety.

But that new stadium might not even exist were it not for the five championships since the mid-1990s, an era that has come to be personified by Derek Jeter.

While there is an air of despair on social media that Gatland is starting with 10 Wales players, they are enjoying their best run since the 1970s, an era when Lions' Test teams were stuffed with Welshmen.

Everyone says, "Well, why is that?" The reason is that we've been living since 2000 in an era of radical monetary policy.

Perhaps open conversations in the newsroom would have long since ushered in an era of openly-LGBT sports commentators and reporters; even a more inclusive and accepting sports culture.

Moderates and independents who had hoped for some ideological accommodation have long since resigned themselves to an era of post-postpartisanship.

Since we live in an era dominated by distribution, Tibor's work was intrinsically provocative, for how can art exist within it?

Over the years, she taught me to keep my phoniness detector in check, since we live in an era of corporate hype.