Sentence examples for generation at the same from inspiring English sources

I was contributing to the well being of a future generation at the same time as I as re-generating my muscles.

As a congressman, I helped write the first balanced budget in a generation, at the same time we were protecting Social Security.

It has sparked the new aesthetic sense of a new generation, at the same time as video has also helped make their productions financially viable on ever-lower budgets.

The test results show that the total thermal efficiency of Trigeneration reaches to 86.2% at full load where as it is only 33.7% for original single generation, at the same load.

To have the lowest inflation and the lowest interest rates for a generation at the same time, and with more people in work than ever before with the country having been unique in avoiding recession for over 12 years is practically unheard of.

Higher viscosity liquids have lower head generation at the same exit blade angle.

We all are part of a multi-generation workforce and could experience up to five different generations at the same time, in today's workplace (7).

They are also more socially liberal than were previous generations at the same stage of life.There are several explanations for this commendable fashion.

Yet while the prints raise consciousness about preserving the world's resources for future generations, at the same time the images are playful and fun, incorporating ideas of asobi (play).

It pursues profitability "with a tenacity that is amazing", says Antonio Bento Furtado de Mendonça Neto, a former Itaú executive who now heads the Brazilian arm of Solving International, a French consultancy.In 1994, when Mr Setúbal took over from his father, Itaú was "changing environment and generations at the same time".

It shows that the young are now far more tolerant of homosexuality, for example, than were previous generations at the same age.Experimenters with new technologies, fashions and ideas, young people in Britain and elsewhere have long tweaked established social institutions.