Sentence examples for generation choices from inspiring English sources

For Sandy's generation, choices were stark and individuals defined themselves by class and achievement; Sandy, who was in the trenches and who had raised himself from lowly origins through quick intelligence and hard work, simply couldn't have afforded his son's radical openness to experience.

Americans, and especially younger Americans, were beginning to enjoy a diversity of personal choices unrivaled by any previous generation — choices not just of where to shop or how to invest their money but also of whom to date or which neighborhood to live in, of how to worship and how to educate their kids.

TV inspiration Yvette Bowser has joined the board of the Next Generation Choices Foundation ("Less Cancer").

But the Shadow Europe minister, Pat McFadden, said major constitutional referendums were a "once in a generation choice, perhaps a once in a lifetime choice" about Britain's future.

Those next-generation choices are hardly ubiquitous.

This is a once-in-a-generation choice for all our futures.

Nonetheless, thin-film batteries may not be the next-generation choice for most laptops.

In addition, they propose some questions relating "trip generation", "destination choice" and "route choice" for each trip.

Corruption steals money where it is needed to build schools and provide the next generation with choices.

You see, every generation faces choices: hope or despair, the plan for scarcity or to embrace the possibilities.

Hers was the wartime generation whose choices were made quickly, through bravery and instinct, and whose hopes always hung by a thread.