Sentence examples for breed of young from inspiring English sources

And there's another reason: we have a new clientele, a breed of young workaholics.

Huntington, an Amherst graduate, is the latest of the new breed of young general managers.

This new breed of young player does not accumulate scar tissue.

Mr. Wright belongs to a breed of young workers who give both lifeblood and fits to high-tech companies.

A new breed of young person was getting attention, the young, upwardly-mobile, professional person, otherwise known as the Yuppie.

Mr. Pan is among the new breed of young professionals in China who can afford to buy the latest gadgets and the coolest Western brands.

It will perhaps be down to a new breed of younger actors to tackle the continuing pay disparity.

It also traces the emergence of a new breed of younger photojournalists such as Shomei Tomatsu and Takeyoshi Tanuma, whose work highlighted the tensions of a nation caught between the ultra-traditional and the modern.

Robben Island forged a whole breed of younger leaders with many of Mandela 's strengths, who now hold key positions in the cabinet, or as premiers of the provinces.

But she has also been credited with reorganising the Scottish Tories, replacing many of the party's longstanding candidates with a new breed of younger, moderate men and women to appeal to voters from the centre ground.

A new breed of younger, social-media-savvy musicians is forming and running its own groups, often with innovative programming, concerts in unexpected places — bars, art galleries and museums — and minimal pay.