Sentence examples for because of the generation from inspiring English sources

Also, when Mr. Roberts asked about his experience as a gay man in the military, Mr. Kerr said that "because of the generation in which I grew up, one could not reveal their sexuality".

Because of the generation gap, the enemy is often within a person's family.

Filming in October , 1967 she unfolds, through Jean's observations, the radical political ferment of the period — in particular, in nearby San Francisco — and his prescient sense of mighty changes looming because of the generation in revolt.

Mr Pastrana is Colombia's most discredited ex-president for having led the worst government in living memory.Pablo TrujilloRedditch, WorcestershireGame onSIR – In your article about video games, you hypothesise that gaming receives so much flak because of the generation gap and will be taken seriously "when the old are dead" ("Chasing the dream", August 6th).

Both the porosity and bonding strength of cladding layer were improved because of the generation of compressive residual stress.

As a result, an enhanced color change could be detected because of the generation of oxidation product ABTS+.

I seem to remember a time when the world was my oyster because of the generations of women before me who opened the oyster.

"It's also because of AIDS; the generation is gone that should have been there to bring people to these venues.

This remarkable difference requires further attention, not least because the length of the generation time in Analges is probably not different to lice.

The compressive strength generally increased with increasing curing age, because of the continuous generation of calcium-silicate-hydrate (C-S-H) owing to cement hydration and pore filling.

But because of the previous generation, you will always be second best.