Sentence examples for changed in two generations from inspiring English sources

It is striking how much has changed in two generations.

NEW YORK — For a measure of how the United States has changed in two generations, think about this: Most of the eminences who spoke or performed at President Barack Obama's inauguration would probably not have been able to land an advertising job at the fictional agency portrayed on the television series "Mad Men".

Macrobrachium nipponense exhibits high tolerance of variation in water parameters, having the ability to change in three generations to full freshwater [109], and together with its popularity in the aquarium trade, renders it an effective invasive species [110], [111].

According to Ed Kessler of the Woolf Institute, which established the commission, British society had "changed beyond all recognition in two generations... Public policy needs, as a matter of urgency, to be overhauled to be much more pluralistic and much more welcoming of difference".

No significant bias in the number of up or down regulated genes was observed among the 79 and 52 genes that reproducibly changed in three lines at the S0∶1 and S5∶6 generations, respectively.

But social workers on estates say nothing has changed in five years since the riots and France is still raising a generation of dispossessed people.

It described the bill as "the most important change to social care in two generations".

This is a blueprint for action – potentially the most important change to social care in two generations.

"We can bring change in one generation.

"We see dramatic change in one generation, with girls doing better in Norwegian education in every topic, except for gym".

This has totally changed within two generations.