Sentence examples for generation break from inspiring English sources

Crossovers in the heterozygous interval during this single selfing generation break the introgression into smaller, homozygous fragments (sub-NILs).

These interactive displays actually serve an educational purpose: to develop learning skills that will help the next generation break through more walls.

In this decade, we see the classic cartoon tropes get a second wind as a new generation breaks into the magazine.

In this decade, we see the classic cartoon tropes get a second wind as a new generation breaks into the magazine.

Again and again, popular music has been described as a story of youth rebellion, in which each generation breaks free of the oppressive mediocrity of its predecessor.

By Colin Stokes February 24 , 2015In this decade, we see the classic cartoon tropes get a second wind as a new generation breaks into the magazine.

In the 1960s and '70s, many in Mr. Sweeney's generation broke from their parents' religions, and today it is common.

A LOT will depend, says Carrie Menkel-Meadow, a law professor at Georgetown, on whether the new generation breaks the glass ceiling that has prevented women from become law partners in any significant numbers.

In a rhetoric that is half-French Revolution, half-Marxian, Beauvoir sets her heroine up as a modern-day, bare-chested Liberté, leading the cohorts of the younger generation, breaking down the taboos, "capable of incinerating the poor disguises that camouflage reality".

And with the recent San Bernardino shootings, SnapChat grew up in the eyes of many from sexting app to next generation breaking news application.

That generation (my generation) broke free of social conventions, which they found too stilted, stifling and confining.