Sentence examples for forthcoming generations from inspiring English sources
"A lot of people ask me why the parties that have reduced Italy to the status of co-star and have delivered the forthcoming generations into poverty and emigration, still got the majority of votes in the last elections," he wrote.
The significant aspects of erosion testing and future prospects for erosion impact are further addressed for forthcoming generations of flying vehicles.
Further quantitative studies must be carried out to compare other forthcoming generations for different domains and that one we worked on here.
Green Building is a building that meets the energy requirements of the present with low energy consumption and investment costs without infringing on the rights of forthcoming generations to find their own needs.
What if forthcoming generations, mediated by real-time AI and English as everyone's second (or third, or fourth) language, find out they generally have more in common with a cohort of peers scattered across nations all over the world than with their neighbors?
Promises that our forefathers made to us, and that we must make to our forthcoming generations.
But some tech types at the show were keen to talk up the prospects of a forthcoming generation of "superphones".
It argued that the government should focus on developing links to a forthcoming generation of Palestinian leaders, a step military officials say they are already taking.
Hollow MnCuAl layered triple hydroxides nanocomposite synthesized using microwave assisted technique possess an immense potential as a high performance electrode material for forthcoming generation energy storage warehouse.
Expect to see a spot of tag-teaming as Microsoft and Toshiba jostle with Sony and Apple Computer to ensure HD-DVD becomes the world standard on the forthcoming generation of DVD players.
However, the design of the forthcoming generation of Cherenkov imaging detectors will have to adapt to the more exacting conditions at future accelerators entailing the capability to stand very high event rates and radiation doses.
