Sentence examples for emerging generations from inspiring English sources

The World Bank and IMF should take a fresh look at how best to encourage good governance, job creation and improved living standards for emerging generations of young workers.

But the message is reasonable enough: that the contemporary theater has abdicated its role in addressing contemporary life, turning a blind eye to emerging generations of artists with new and different stories to tell and a new and different way of telling them.

This movement is fueled by the passion of emerging generations, young people who refuse the status quo of dehumanization and criminalization of black and brown communities in America.

A closer listen to their music also reveals another disturbing element of our contemporary experience, one for which they are not at fault: paternal absenteeism and its impact upon emerging generations.

You could try to convince the emerging generations that they ought to value the tools you've always used, that they should want to take care of them, that they're going to need them someday, that they should want to pass them down to their children.

Porter wrote generously about an emerging generation of painters, publishing important pieces on people like Larry Rivers, Jane Freilicher, Jasper Johns and Alex Katz.

The emerging generation of British artists was incredibly driven.

Collins was part of an emerging generation drawn to a self-sustaining creative life.

O'Neill said: "An emerging generation is becoming more choosy about what they eat".

The implications of this emerging generation gap cut across many aspects of Saudi society.

Bowery's influence would continue to grow, particularly on the emerging generation of young British artists led by Damien Hirst.