Sentence examples for future generations to respond from inspiring English sources

Andrew Carnegie understood and emphasized the need for future generations to respond to changing needs.

Christine Milne's remark that Australia's intergenerational report "devotes more time to the debt in Ireland than it does to global warming in Australia" prompted host and nightmare of future generations, Chris Kenny, to respond: "It really is loopy, I think, to say that the intergenerational report should be all about what's happened to the climate".

This means the current generation of people is dooming future generations to a more difficult future.

We owe it to future generations to explain why".

I owe it to future generations to explain why.

We owe it to future generations to use them.

We would hate for future generations to miss out".

There's a whole future, generations to come.

She will live perhaps and cause future generations to smile".

"Allow us, the future generation, to shake your faith.

They asked the owner of the land today, "What do you think of the future generations?" and he responded, "Screw them.