Sentence examples for generation an event from inspiring English sources

As to the site and the mechanism of ROS formation by SFR, it was noted that mitochondrial respiratory complex inhibitors prevented SFR-caused ROS generation, an event which was paralleled by increased cell survival [ 56, 57].

"It is much different from what you see on TV and that's how people react," especially those in their 20's and 30's, said Mr. Melnick, who is 59. "Every generation has an event that rips their innocence out of them," Mr. Melnick said.

Even after a generation, when an event like this occurs, some Muslims reflexively leap to the streets committing violence and often taking lives in the process, suggesting to the world, and proving to the delight of Islam's detractors, this is the only appropriate reaction for a self-proclaimed religion of peace.

In 2013, Sturgeon had said a referendum would be a "once in a generation" event, defining a generation as every 15 years, but that position has been dropped entirely.

It is a once-in-a-generation event, if that, for a nation to elect its Messiah.

Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy said the SNP had previously described last year's independence referendum as a "once-in-a-generation event" and had broken a promise to the people by refusing to rule out another one.

"It's a once-in-a-generation event that Bob Solow and Milton Friedman, Paul Samuelson and Merton Miller are signing a letter on the same side of a major public policy issue," Mr. Summers said.

There is far more at stake here than the overhaul of a permanent collection at the Met, itself a once-in-a-generation event.

As the lead underwriter on Facebook's initial public offering, the firm will reap not only millions of dollars in fees, but more important, the bragging rights that come with what bankers described as a once-in-a-generation event.

Referendums like this are a once-in-a-generation event, which means the vote on 18 September next year will be the opportunity of a lifetime for many people in Scotland, as we get the chance to choose our country's future," Salmond said before the debate.

The discovery of a new fundamental constituent of nature, as the Higgs would be, is a once-in-a-generation event and the imminent discovery of the Higgs at CERN, outside Geneva, has thrown physicists into a frenzy of rumor and speculation.