Sentence examples for a span of generations from inspiring English sources

Back then they were the same age as their crowd, now there's a span of generations - parents bringing kids and kids bringing parents.

Results at the level of whole populations over a span of generations trump just about anything we could hope for in even the most lavish of RCTs.

The ritual schedule records 29 royal ancestors over a span of 17 generations who, from at least Wuding to Dixin, were each known as wang ("king").

To some extent, this noticeable myopic shift found in only a span of two generations reflects an additional effect of an environmental change (such as exposure to more intensive near-work, educational attainment and less time outdoors).

And Mr. Schuller's own students, who span a couple of generations, could not be more stylistically diverse.

Mr Clark reckons that even in famously mobile Sweden, some 70-80% of a family's social status is transmitted from generation to generation across a span of centuries.

What makes this film so attractive for marketers is the span of generations it already touches and the potential to add to that.

Vine is a logical extension of that but with an intensive burst perfect for the increasingly short attention span of Generation Z".

As described in GFI 187, 2 the FDA requires a proposed GE change be stable for at least two noncontiguous generations sampled across a minimum span of three generations.

For example, the age difference between the oldest and youngest Medieval samples is approximately 300 years, corresponding to a time span of 100 generations.

Chemotherapy followed by glucose competitor leads to better results than the simultaneous administration, with smaller tumor size during treatment (figure 7), lower chemoresistance (figure 8) and a life span of 600 generations (~11 years) representing and improvement of 3-fold as compared to MTD.