Sentence examples for forgone generation from inspiring English sources

Extensive sampling in the Scottish Highlands found that lost streamflow reduced the number of afforestation sites found profitable, from 11 out of 41 to 5 out of 41 (with only direct cost of forgone generation) and to 3 out of 41 (including environmental damage from thermal generation).

This often sees researchers forgoing SNP chip data generation and traditional linkage mapping approaches, even when the family has sufficient power to produce genome-wide significant linkage.

So what happens if we all decide to forgo the cost and forget the next generation?

A decade or so ago Museveni was viewed as belonging to a new generation of African leaders, who would forgo l'état c'est moi mode of governance.

So Generation Opportunity isn't counseling young people to forgo health insurance — it's suggesting they buy insurance that doesn't meet A.C.A. standards.

There is also a generation of viewers, particularly young people, who increasingly forgo cable and satellite in favor of online outlets including Netflix and Hulu.

Nissan Motor is betting an estimated $20 million during the worst automotive sales slump in a generation that a spirited campaign can get drivers to forgo the box for the cube.

What is the maximum self-sacrificial cost that can evolve in these circumstances?In the absence of war, a gene imposing a self-sacrificial cost of as little as 3% in forgone reproduction would drop from 90% to 10% of the population in 150 generations.

This ambitious intermixture is almost the defining feature of the new generation of American literary writers, who, taking their cue from Thomas Pynchon, systematically forgo the pastel social realism of the majority of the previous generation.

"Generation by generation by generation".

"From generation to generation".