Sentence examples for creating a lost from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown called for governments, business and charitable foundations to provide the money to put every Syrian refugee child in school, as he warned that the greatest humanitarian disaster since the second world war risked creating a lost generation.

"Is the economy creating a lost generation?" asked Robert J. Samuelson in The Washington Post once.

Without interventions such as the one we propose, we are in danger of creating a lost and deeply troubled generation.

The report comes amid growing concern about the lingering effects of the Syrian civil war on children; some worry that it is creating a lost and stateless generation.

The coalition is creating a lost generation, where the intelligent lose out to inequality.

It's really frustrating, and it's creating a lost generation of discouraged young people who do not have an alternative.

There is the fear that the recession has created a lost generation.

If you purchase overpriced premiums to leverage sharp market movements, changes in volatility may still create a losing position, even when you are right about market direction.

"Oil imports sanctions against Iran indicate a sad failure in international diplomacy and one that will ultimately create a lose-lose situation for both sides".

He created a lose-lose scenario where he lost the job of a lifetime and we lost an England manager who may have been pretty successful – he was doing a good job," he said.

"Supporting carers is an economic necessity - leaving them to balance work and care creates a lose-lose situation for everyone".