Sentence examples for 2 generations from inspiring English sources

But that's only 2 generations from today.

There are no extant writings from within 2 generations of his "existence" (average life expectancy then was 28).

2) Generations of slavery and discrimination have created conditions that make it difficult for blacks to work their way out of the lower class.

Writer gives Ester's impressions of d'Annunzio--at 58 a legend to 2 generations of Italians; his house; the luncheon with Madame d'Espagne & Luisa Baccara; a tour of the garden filled with mementos of the patriot's life.

We are now 2 generations into this problem and lots of the teenagers I meet are as disgusted by a blackberry or rhubarb as I would have been by snails - they have literally never seen or tasted most fresh fruit/veg or unprocessed meat.

[Because of these Mp3s, and bad earbuds], we've lost approximately 2 generations of sound".

The 0.5 2 generations of siloxane-based PAMAM dendrimers with 1, 3-bis 3-aminopropyl) tetramethyldisiloxane (G0) as core unit were synthesized by two different methods.

We suggest students play for 15 generations, which requires a minimum of 45 min. The sequence of the game is simple, and students catch on after 1 2 generations of independent play.

As noted in an earlier article, if the Democrats pass a good universal health care bill, Republicans will become politically irrelevant for 2+ generations.

Since this approach is not always feasible, subject to the relative costs of breeding and phenotyping, we would recommend expanding the AIL population 1-2 generations before the final generation of an AIL and making sure to rotate parents frequently in the process of generating the final generation.

The phenotypes of cells lacking either CCT subunits or tubulin are quite similar: these cells fail to grow within 1 2 generations, loose cytoplasmic and cortical microtubules, fail to assemble new cilia and have defects at the tips of microtubules in pre-existing axonemes.