Sentence examples for the recent era from inspiring English sources
Despite her ties to Wall Street, Ms. Taylor emerged unscathed from the recent era of financial scandals.
One of the greatest errors of BBC management in the recent era has been inability to manage talent.
A wave of stadium building occurred in the middle of the dead-ball era, much like the one that coincided with the recent era of big offense.
BEFORE Islamist fighters seized much of northern Iraq, hopes that the recent era of stable oil prices would last rested heavily on the country.
Likewise, business construction or plant expenditures loomed large in the earlier period as an object of business investment compared to the recent era.
Betrayal has been a familiar part of Afghanistan's history, but never more so than in the recent era; there is little shame attached to the turncoat.
Her odyssey began under the Taliban, but the story of her arrest and punishment dates from the more recent era, when the presence of foreign troops and aid workers was supposed to be loosening the bonds that had imprisoned women under the brutal, fundamentalist regime of the Taliban.
But it could also mean we've already seen the bottom of the most recent era of cheap gas.
The most recent era of toys — the one that just ended — had been exuberant, too: a gold-plated replica of the Mandalay Bay Hotel, in Las Vegas, commissioned by Merrill Lynch; a Lucite banana split, commemorating Sun Capital Partners' acquisition of Friendly's; a snow globe made for Northoil ("Inside the snow globe we have placed a pewter casting of an oil rig," the ad material says).
They were then offered remedies or dispositions that would now be considered for the most part as notably less effective than those for their modern counterparts who, in the most recent era commencing with the approach of Dr. Hilde Bruch (1904 1984), have benefited from biological psychiatry in conjunction with variants of post-Freudian psychotherapy [ 1, 2].
The higher rate of primary failure in the more recent era may reflect changing patient factors – such as older patients and a higher prevalence of diabetes.
