Sentence examples for call generation from inspiring English sources

Some economists are concerned that as more people are forced to wait to buy a home, the country's wealth gap could widen, endangering the retirement prospects for a swelling group of young adults they call "generation rent".

But it seems that we are witnessing a new generation of whistleblowers and leakers, which we might call generation W (for the generation that came of age in the era WikiLeaks, and now the war on whistleblowing).

Last summer, responding to a felt need in the neighborhood's growing population of hip urban gentry -- what you might call Generation Y.1 -- they added a full kitchen and a talented chef, Ian Topper-KapIann.

Nov. 5, 12 44 p.m. | Updated I was struck last week by a Huffington Post essay written by Nikhil Goyal, a 16-year-old junior from Syosset High School on Long Island who is clearly part of what I call "Generation E".

This corresponds to the discretized version of the aggregated continuous voice call generation rate λ v(h).

I propose that this generation, which I am going to call Generation I for a number of reasons, is the only one to which the rate of advancement of technology was exactly fitted.

His first demo would be called "Generation Millennials".

(Under this setup, called Generation Adidas, money is put aside for players' future college tuitions).

The convention was the idea of Victoria Stapleton, who collects 1980s originals, called Generation Ones.

They also get called Generation Y, because they follow on from Generation X (born 1965-1979), and other, less flattering names.

To compound matters, Douglas Coupland's era-defining novel, also called Generation X, was published a full two decades ago.