Sentence examples for finest generation from inspiring English sources

After all, we have the finest generation of teachers ever and being part of an academy helps put the power back in their hands".

As the books of Tom Brokaw, Stephen Ambrose and others amply demonstrate, these older vets are part of the finest generation of Americans of this century.

Together with Michael Chang and, to a lesser degree, Todd Martin, they formed one of the finest generations of American players since the postwar wave that included Jack Kramer, Pancho Gonzalez and Tony Trabert.

A comparison between the two samples indicates that narrower and less connected cleating system results in more frequent coal fines generation and migration, resulting in significant permeability fluctuations with general decreasing trend.

This fine generation of players should go for the title, but there are a lot of important players in physical rehab only weeks before the tournament.

We have great performers there in a fine generation of panel shows, [but] they're terrific workhorses that are 10, 15, years old, so we'll be looking to vary that mix.

"When I first started playing for Albania 12 years ago, I never thought this day would come but we always tried and now have managed to do it thanks to the willpower of this group, this fine generation of players," said the captain, Lorik Cana.

For interburden the fines generation in fresh water flow cell was significantly reduced by the coating.

There are however certain applications where maximum size reduction, or fines generation, are not desirable.

Solid fines generation in coalbed methane (CBM) development can cause serious formation damage and production breakdown.

Differences in product quality are discussed and issues such as fines generation and particle sticking are addressed.