Sentence examples for full generations from inspiring English sources
"I fear that we have lost two full generations of people to drugs," Logan said.
It is no longer hanging around waiting to be used.More than two full generations of Moore's law (which says that the number of transistors squeezed on to a computer chip doubles every 18 months) have passed since the tech bubble burst, as have more than three generations of fibre-optics communications technology.
74. 10 This would normally mean six full generations plus part of another.
Almost a decade after its introduction at the 2005 Geneva motor show, the sportiest Aston still looks like a Porsche 911 killer, even though its German rival, which has seen two full generations arrive in that time, has run laps around it in the technology department.
Forty years is a very long time -- two full generations have been born and graduated since my college days.
Though that makes them ancient by Silicon Valley standards, they are two full generations younger than Foster and Gehry — adolescent in architectural terms.
Women have now been firmly entrenched in the workplace for a full generation.
Victoria retained the impetus of the 1850s for a full generation.
It has been a full generation now, and I'm still watching.
A full generation after it helped install Edward I. Koch in Gracie Mansion, The New York Post has become a conservative fixture in city politics.
