Sentence examples for consequences of a generation from inspiring English sources

The economic and social consequences of a generation of tax-cutting are clear.

Last month, the United Nations issued a warning about the long-term consequences of a generation mired in war.

More recently, unable to ignore the detrimental consequences of a generation orphaned by HIV/Aids, government programmes have focused on inclusive education.

The police should consider the consequences of a generation of young people who want nothing to do with them — distrust, alienation and more crime.

But historians are only now beginning to assess the true consequences of a generation forged in grief.

Oxfam (where, full disclosure, I work) is warning about the long-term consequences for a generation of Iraqis coming of age in war.

Is this one consequence of a generation of young people infantilised by being brought up largely in their bedrooms?

In a special report on Thursday the EurActiv Web site said the Continent faced a digital brain drain as a consequence of a generation of educated young people leaving Europe to seek work elsewhere.

Mass incarceration is the consequence of a generation's worth of laws passed by state and federal legislators eager to win votes by playing upon the public's fear of crime.

This might be explained as being a consequence of a generation gap.

However, he knows it is in fact a breakthrough with profound consequences for a generation of young black footballers.