Sentence examples for generation a list from inspiring English sources

Consider this: many of the truly remarkable innovations of the latest generation — a list that includes Google, Facebook and Twitter — were all founded by people under 30.

This year, the invitation list is loaded with a next-generation A-list of people who may run big media one day.

We gave people in three age groups Baby Boomers, Generation X, and the Net Generation (born in the 1980s)—a list of 66 pairs of activities to find out which ones they typically did in tandem.

But his most recent album, "Works For Me" (Verve/Universal), brought him back with an older generation of A-list jazz players.

This comprises the definition of the forgotten joint concept, the generation of a list of shoulder issues to be covered by items, item generation, expert evaluation of the items, and collection of patient feedback on the items.

On the company's website he is described as "one of the top film pilots of his generation" with a list of credits from television and major Hollywood movies such as Transformers, Pearl Harbor and Pirates of the Caribbean.

For the c- v a l u e[49] measure, the linguistic resource supports the generation of a list of candidate terms15 according to a linguistic filter based on the search for pre-determined syntactic patterns.

The standardization of these logs allowed for the generation of a list of mistakes to be considered recording errors.

These questions will assist in the generation of a list that can be used in the modified nominal group exercise.

The answers will allow the generation of a list of ethical requirements that any submitter must fulfil.

The traditional manner of identifying cancer-specific changes includes the generation of a list of expressed proteins that are common to all cancer cases, and a separate list of proteins that are common to cancer-free controls.