Sentence examples for unique to this era from inspiring English sources

That is not necessarily unique to this era or this conference.

He is especially dogged by a criticism unique to this era in college hoops: despite one-and-done-calibre talent, he passed up an early draft slot and chose to play a sophomore season after his team's early exit in last year's N.C.A.A. tournament.

Our new president must priorititize the development of programs that address the concerns of this population which are unique to this era.

It has made the issue a priority, holding meetings and workshops and spending millions of dollars on research on how to deal with questions unique to this new genomics era.

Exacerbating this situation is the lack of considerations of design details unique to the era in which the bridges were designed and constructed, in their fragility development.

This is unique to this software.

The push and pull, the advance and retrenchment, of history is not unique to any era, but it is plainly central to this one.

"We have a paradox unique to our era.

The drone is low enough for him to spot; he stares back at Carrie in a form of acknowledgment unique to our era — recognition by technological proxy.

It is indisputable that had Shakespeare been born even a half-century earlier—in 1514 rather than 1564 he could not and would not have written his plays, because they arose from specific historical conditions unique to his era.

The folding of the long-established UFO Magazine in 2004 and the Ministry of Defence's decision to close its UFO desk in 2009 led several mainstream commentators to conclude that the phenomenon was a distinctively 20th Century one, unique to an era of Cold War paranoia, space race-fuelled technological optimism and pop culture references to aliens and extra-terrestrials.