Sentence examples for consequences for succeeding generations from inspiring English sources

To leave it now (or at any time) would be a catastrophic error in my opinion, with dire consequences for succeeding generations in addition to being both unimaginative and irresponsible.

For succeeding generations it has become an uncrackable code.

George Washington's "Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior" left 110 points of advice for succeeding generations of politicians.

The great thing about feeding infants well is that it starts a virtuous circle, with increasing benefits for succeeding generations.

The blank where her face should be has made it that much easier for succeeding generations to imprint their political and personal fantasies on her.

His books, whose essential lines of thought were born of travels and lectures hardly changed at all in 45 years, constituted a bible for succeeding generations of architects.

A wealth tax appeals to them because it is disparities in wealth rather than income that most determine how the scales are weighted for succeeding generations.

The reference to his children was part of a recurring theme of the hearing--namely, how the government can preserve U.S. scientific leadership for succeeding generations.

Although the development and testing of the first-generation DESs focused to a considerable degree on efficacy parameters, including restenosis, recent concerns over late clinical events have prompted a refinement of the design criteria for succeeding generations of these devices.

This can be explained by critically shortened 2R-telomere in early generation and by clonal propagation of this impairment through somatic tissues and germlines for succeeding generations.

For children, poverty often means physical, emotional or intellectual impairment, which can add up to a lifetime of lost opportunity - and a legacy of poverty for succeeding generations.