Sentence examples for a one generation from inspiring English sources

Thus, the first dividend would not only be entirely transitory but very low fertility would have a strongly adverse effect on standards of living with a one generation lag.

Because of his great achievements in sumo he was given a bonus of 130 million yen and was also made a "one generation" elder without having to purchase a share in the Association.

Recovery: The share of the working age population and the support ratio rise as a consequence of rising fertility with a one generation lag.

This was investigated in a one generation selection experiment whereby pigs were divergently selected for IGEg, and housed in contrasting conditions (barren versus straw-enriched) that were expected to yield differences in behaviour.

Human capital spending per child increases from 4.7percentt of the average adult's wage in period 0 to 10.0 percent in period 1, and to 17.5percentt in period 2. With a one generation lag this leads to greater human capital and a higher wage.

"I am clear that this success at London, which has followed on from Beijing, cannot be allowed to be a one generation experience.

The genetic lines used in this study were created from a one-generation selection of Lacaune dairy ewes based on their parents' breeding values for SCS.

A one-generation reproductive toxicity study with rats suggests no harmful effect on reproduction (Mylchreest et al. 2005).

"It's a one-generation solution," she said of hyphenation.

Then, you see, that golden age of Hollywood was really a one-generation business, wasn't it?

My son's involvement is crucial, as breeding such a flock is more than a one-generation project.