Sentence examples for a notable generation from inspiring English sources

Given the qualitative interview results suggest a notable generation shift in the work attitudes of Baby Boomer and Generation X physicians, we compared their self-reports of work hours, patient care and work-life balance.

Harrison Salisbury, in a book called "The Shook-Up Generation," based on a notable series of articles on the city's gangs that appeared in the Times last winter, reveals that teenage terrorism has been far more prevalent in some of the new housing developments than it was in the slums they replaced.

Alan Myers, who has died aged 76, was one of the most acclaimed translators of Russian into English of his generation, but also a notable figure in two other fields: he was an inspirational comprehensive school teacher for nearly 25 years, and there were few journalists in the country – and beyond – who did not feel his wrath if they caricatured his native north-east.

Amazon today announced a notable new trick for its next-generation Echo device, the Echo Show (aka the one with the screen), which could make it a more compelling purchase: it will be able to display the live streams from a number of smart home cameras.

The potential advantages of this approach are a notable shortening of the time required to generate cells of interest, and targeted generation of defined cell types.

His son, Mīrzā ʿAlī (Muḥammadī), already a notable artist, became one of the leading painters of the next generation.

Since most fungal infections occur in immunocompromised patients, the generation of tools relying on host immunity for effectiveness is a notable challenge.

Using multilayered photosensitive structures based on silicon nanomaterials allows to achieve a notable improvement in sunlight to energy conversion efficiency and to design the new generation photodetectors [25 27].

For example, changes in the eligible population had a notable effect in the U.S. and Australia whose post-World War II baby boom generations were large.

(A notable reunion of Chopra's mother, a retired teacher, with her former colleagues, all women, highlights one generation's liberations as another's subjections).

He had enjoyed a notable undergraduate career at Cambridge, becoming one of the most successful presidents of the Cambridge Union of his generation.