Sentence examples for a generation creating from inspiring English sources

Rather than letting his economic team reinvent the wheel, all President Trump needs to do is borrow wholesale the formula from the "Secret History of American Prosperity" to see the American economy grow up to twice as fast as it has for a generation, creating massive jobs, upward mobility, and more equitable prosperity for workers, especially blue collar workers -- Trump's base -- and business.

He tells the story of "an idea," the dream that mobilized a generation, created one of history's largest industrial monsters and ultimately doomed it to failure.

But perhaps most significantly, the experience of AIDS activism made gay activists visible to themselves and to others in a new way, and created a collective experience that defined a generation, created lasting bonds, and created new professional and personal possibilities.

The tops are an important step by a new generation creating its own language of dress.

Hired to teach at the Yale School of Art, the ageing bohemian became a guru to a post-war generation creating its own counterculture.

Tirza's settlement is among dozens of hilltop redoubts that Israel has built over the past generation, creating a mosaic of Jewish communities in the Palestinian territories.

That way, they can act as mentors for the next generation, creating a ripple effect to help underrepresented groups get ahead in their careers.

It takes five years into a new decade to see clearly the defining look that a new generation creates for itself.

The sheer heft of the generation created a demographic dividend: a rise in labour supply, reinforced by a surge in the number of working women.

Establishing a practice that can be shared with all generations creates an opportunity for families to share some of their favorite activities with one another.

Every generation creates a new elite.' And what of Iain Duncan Smith?