Sentence examples for this century informed from inspiring English sources

Option 2: Parties collectively aim to reach the global temperature goal referred to in Article 2 through a longterm global low emissions [transformation toward [climate neutrality][decarbonization]] over the course of this century informed by best available science, on the basis of equity and in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.

Over the course of six studio full-lengths, Longstreth and his constantly rotating cast of players have been crafting some of the most engaging and beloved indie rock (whatever that means) of the 21st century, informed by borderless genre-leeching that posited Longstreth as the heir apparent to David Byrne.

Two works from opposite ends of the 20th century inform the dance: W.E.B.

This first great discord of the American century informs all his work.

Wharf (1999) notes that in Anglophone Africa, community development during the first half of the twentieth century was informed by the dominant modernization development theory.

The second group, the management standard of the 20th century, are "informed acquiescence" organizations.

Apocalyptic spectacle in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries was informed by a marked shift in how the past was viewed.

Her complicated childhood was to continue to influence one of the most intriguing literary lives of the last century and inform all her writing.

My resolution in the age of Trump is to use them as the starting point for more serious re-education on how and whether the struggles of a century ago inform the struggles ahead.

[ 10] This has informed the growth of public health, and at one point in the nineteenth century such ideas challenged an emergent biomedicine.

By E. B. White and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, March 9, 1940 P. 13 Mae Murray, who once kissed the Twentieth Century Ltd., has informed a California judge that she spent three days in 1936, on a bench in Central Park.