Sentence examples similar to a generations long from inspiring English sources

This is a generation long struggle.

To the contrary: "This is a generation long struggle," he wrote.

And a textile piece is taking what is likely to be its final bow before a long — possibly a generation long — retirement.

"We used to be fantastic with food, we ate everything," he says, "but because rationing went on for so long it caused this massive fissure in our food culture [which] was a generation long". British people lost some of their understanding about food, Gates adds.

Since then, the clans have waged a generation long grudge with casualties made from both sides.

He identified that the battle against radical, extremist Islam would be a generation-long struggle.

They do, though, mark the battleline over what will be a generation-long struggle for a British Islam.

"September 11 thrust the United States into a generation-long conflict: It is our Thirty Years', perhaps our Hundred Years' War".

Just look at Wall Street, where a generation-long bubble seems to lose a bit more air every day.

In the same interview, Blair says he believes the battle against terrorism will be "a generation-long struggle".

Chile is on a generation-long upswing after an era of disaster, showing again that countries can, on occasion, learn from their tragic blunders.