Sentence examples for future generations to have from inspiring English sources

We need future generations to have a similar view of Dilnot and the subsequent response.

And in some cases they are willing to limit development to allow future generations to have some piece of nature left to enjoy, among all the mansions.

If we want them and future generations to have the confidence and skills to survive and thrive in an increasingly challenging world, we need to listen to them.

Later in life, Eiermann seems to have kept it simpler; in an interview published in 1970, he observed that "my wish is for future generations to have an understanding for those who experienced the terror, and for whom the ruin symbolizes their own sufferings".

"I don't want that for another youth, I don't want our future generations to have to go through that.

But no, Republican leaders like Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt saw how these parks should be nationalized, saved for future generations to have and enjoy.

With sustainable design and construction, people could live in a more environmentally friendly world which would ensure that our future generations to come would have the necessary resources to live their lives comfortably and thrive.

Pieces of this have to be saved for future generations to understand what has taken place".

Richard Oldham, a member of the Polynesia nuclear workers' association Mururoa e Tatou, told Radio New Zealand International : "It's the right for our future generations to know what has happened in this country".

It would indeed be unfortunate for us to raise future generations to expect that they have no expectation of privacy".

Grigorian's main concern is not his collection's financial value, but ensuring it goes to a museum for future generations to enjoy after he has gone.