Sentence examples similar to any more generation from inspiring English sources

"We have the duty to pursue this dream and make sure we don't fail any more generations that deserve a fair opportunity to enjoy and contribute to our shared humanity".

Like their naming of the crying face emoji as the word of the year for 2015, these additions could all very easily be construed as the desperate search for an ever-receding relevance among a generation that doesn't even seem to need words any more – a generation that can communicate almost only using tiny images of aubergines.

Three or more generations may occur yearly.

"They don't want to do this any more, the younger generation".

Ivory Coast are past their peak and, with Didier Drogba retired, this is not really the golden generation any more.

"Being gay is not a weird thing any more among the new generation in Tehran," Reza, a 23-year-old student.

It is not that humans have become any more greedy than in generations past.

"It is not," he added, "that humans have become any more greedy than in generations past.

Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, after casting "infectious greed" as the culprit in the current stock market decline, went on to add that "it is not that humans have become any more greedy than in generations past".

"It is not that humans have become any more greedy than in generations past," he famously lamented in 2002 testimony before the Senate Banking Committee.

Nothing is private any more, especially with the younger generation.