usher something in

Examples of ushered

ushered

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

These advances ushered in a new economic mentality.
Local communities have had substantial control over natural resources since 1952 when a major revolution ushered in an agrarian reform.
However, recent advances in wearable computers and affective computing have ushered us in the era of small and lightweight biofeedback sensors.
This is nowhere more clear than in the postcolonial history of television, ushered in with community listening schemes.
The interwar period ushered in a new period, dominated by a welfare/interventionist philosophy, that would transform monetary relations thereafter.
The group learnt that the achievement of musical -uency went with 'feeling good' that ushered in quiescent states.
It ushered in an era when anyone, to the extent that they had economic access, could become a composer.
And the last few years have ushered in a new playfulness which is often reflected in the work-titles.
The 1997 constitution, which became applicable in the 2001 general election, ushered in a more centralised party system.
We were ushered into a large, high-ceilinged room which had a table with drinks and chairs around the edges.
Although these steps ushered in a dramatic, albeit limited, political opening, by 1997, many of these measures had been reversed.
They have ushered into new appreciation the creative and synthetic force of social movements - whether women's, farmers', laborers', or others.
The guru whispers the mantra in the disciple's ear, and with that the disciple is ushered in as one of the group.
It is interesting, historically speaking, because of the symbolic operations it performs in order to come to terms with and naturalize the commodified world that spirit has ushered in.
Monod's "forever" ended a scant three years later when the "means" for manipulating microorganisms was invented, and modern biotechnology was ushered into the world.
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