Sentence examples for emergence of generation from inspiring English sources

Beside a mortgage famine, there are several other reasons behind the emergence of Generation Rent, namely sky-high house prices, a housebuilding slump, an ageing population and past government housing policies.

The emergence of Next Generation Sequencing generates an incredible amount of sequence and great potential for new enzyme discovery.

It was the music of a new generation of Nuyoricans, and Joe Cuba symbolized the emergence of that generation, steeped in the Cuban sound, but also in doo-wop and soul music".

At the same time, it has also generated considerable debate in China about the emergence of a generation of spoiled and individualistic single children (Deutsch 2006; Li 2014).

The emergence of second generation (2G) biofuels is widely seen as a sustainable response to the increasing controversy surrounding the first generation (1G).

He praised the recent emergence of a generation of young playwrights and directors "who are incredibly resilient.

The Adoption Access Network suggests recognition of one weak spot — and perhaps the emergence of a generation of women's advocates who want to remedy that.

"The emergence of a generation that is digital-only is overplayed and we see more value in a multichannel approach," she said.

Through Nov. 30 The end of the 1960's brought the emergence of a generation of young artists in Chicago dedicated to something completely different from the cool forms of abstraction, Pop Art and Conceptualism prevailing in New York City.

One reason is demographic replacement: the deaths of anti-gay traditionalists and the emergence of a generation that grew up accepting homosexuality as a normal human variation.

Momani pointed to the emergence of a generation of preachers, such as the Egyptian Amr Khaled, who are rejecting the ultra-conservative readings of the Koran, which have been increasingly dominant in recent decades.