Sentence examples for through its period from inspiring English sources

It went through its period of neo-liberal adjustment, which took the edge off that and had quite fast-growing inequality.

The cognitive strands established early in American history and through its period of explosive growth -- the sense that some ultimate fulfillment will be realized here, that final happiness can be created here, that the United States has a unique mission to redeem the world -- are still woven into the fabric of everyday life.

January 11 , 1815Glasgow, Scotland June 6, 1891 Ottawa, Canada Sir John Macdonald, (born Jan . 11 , 1815Glasgow died June 6 , 1891 Ottawa) the first prime minister of the Dominion of Canada (1867 73, 1878 91), who led Canada through its period of early growth.

"Youth does go through its periods when they're maturing and trying to learn," Mr. Capers said.

Faults are 3D zones of strain that develop during the formation of a fault through its periods of propagation, linkage, and slip consolidation (Wibberley et al. 2008).

At the time, Cuba was going through its "Special Period," a period of economic hardship that followed the collapse in 1991 of the Soviet Union, Cuba's biggest trading partner, and lasted until roughly 1998.

"It is going through its worst period in 30 years".

Millions of Americans have been forced to rely on unemployment payments for extended periods as the nation struggles through its longest period of high joblessness in a generation, and critics are taking aim, saying that the Depression-era program created as a temporary bridge for laid-off workers is turning into an expensive entitlement.

A student debt "jubilee" would reflect both the values upon which this nation was founded, and the economic principles which have sustained it through its greatest periods of growth and prosperity.

Its characters may be American, but the joy that shines through it is that of the infant Soviet state, still toddling through its Utopian period when everything was new, and a world was waiting to be made.

The City of New York is going through its toughest period since the Great Depression.