a golden age

It would be an understatement to say that the last century has been a golden age for medical science.

He said that currently, jiangjin has entered a golden age of rapid development.

'If gas companies want to see a golden age of gas, they need to apply golden standards for. . . producing gas, ' he said.

With increasing prevalence of mobile devices, the IrDA communications have come into a golden age of development.

I said: 'Why not call it a renaissance, a return to a golden age when poetry, painting, clothes, music and drama flourished?

But let's indulge the hopefulness for a moment and assume that we really are entering a golden age of rationally designed, targeted drugs.

My dear child, you are in a golden age, In fornt of you is bright future. Be quick to grow up to embrace your splendid tomorrow.

Pundits have long predicted that advances in genetics will usher in a golden age of individually tailored therapies.

problems to be resolved demand, and create, spiritual resources with the prosperous ease of a golden age will never inspire.

By this account, the period of intellectual peace that followed in the 1990s should have been a golden age for macroeconomics.

Looking through your choices, it feels like the Victorian era was a golden age for British authors.

The first decade after independence was a golden age of rapid economic development for Zambia.

Second, it has been a golden age for those who already own valuable assets.

Witmer believes we're now "in a golden age of dinosaur biology, " with important discoveries on dinosaur physiology being made too.

The Turkish foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, waxes lyrical about a "golden age" of the Balkans with Turkey.

Indeed, in the United States, we are experiencing a golden age of entrepreneurship.

The second half of the 18th century is known as a golden age of arms art.

The development of American professors academic profession went into a golden age in the historical context.

Tang Dynasty is a Golden Age of the traditional Chinese Painting of beautiful women.

Fortunately, today we are in the middle of a golden age of behavioral research.

You know, the prices of houses were going up and poor people had houses and it looked like a Golden Age.

Most controversially perhaps, the analysts predict what they call 'a golden age of consumption. '

The Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period was a golden age of Chinese ideology.

Still, this doesn't mean a golden age of truth telling is at hand.

The Kurds are enjoying a golden age of near-independence that they have never had before.

The Internet has introduced a golden age of ill-informed arguments.

Through such stories he came to symbolise a golden age of television journalism in the 1960s and 70s. It is an age that has passed now.

He suggests that with the right financial model, "we will enter a golden age of journalism. "

Sceptics recall the last time people declared a golden age for private-equity investment in Brazil.

A golden age has been transformed quite suddenly into a global crisis.

AT THE HEIGHT of the Qing dynasty, back in the 1700s, China enjoyed a golden age.

The joy of 'liberation' was real for many Chinese at the time; but the early 1950s were not a golden age when China was truly at peace.

It could be a golden age that also involved progress (overleaping Stent's barrier).

Childhood is claimed as a golden age, glittering magical brilliant rays.

It has become a truism to note that American television drama is enjoying a golden age.

Did human extraterrestrials visit Earth -- and predict a Golden Age will culminate in the year 2012, freeing us from evil, fear and doom?

With the advent of the new era, the creation of dance drama music truly entered a golden age.

Hungarians came to regard Matthias's rule as a golden age, the apogee of Hungarian power.

A golden age now describes a historical period of great artistic, scientific or economic progress.

A golden age occurred in the 16th century during its union (Lublin Union) with Lithuania in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

THE late Middle Ages were a golden age for city-states.

The McCain-Palin ticket saw the "American dream" as a golden age we must somehow find again.

Most monopolists create a golden age that lasts a decade or more, and then slowly they became more interested in being in power.

Youth is a golden age. We had better make good use of it.

With the advent of sound, the film score entered a golden age.

It seemed on that Sunday that a golden age had lasted till yesterday, and that the earth had still to learn the news of its ending.

Let the future be bright and let it give way to a golden age in our society where we are all accepted for who we are.

This is looking more and more like a golden age of exoplanet discovery.

We live today in a golden age.

The common consensus is that Serie A enjoyed a golden age in the 1990s but has since been eclipsed by the Premier League.

IN MOST other respects this is a golden age for Indonesian diplomacy.

This is a golden age of economic journalism, with wonderful business writers churning out great stuff every day.

Prepare for a golden age of gas

2012 Enigma: Blueprint for a Golden Age

A golden age will reign

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