Sentence examples for generation for which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zardari falls squarely in the generation for which Twitter functions almost as a central nervous system.

A little fender-bender could practically total many of the 70's cars, the first generation for which environmental and regulatory standards trumped durability and good design.

This was the Superga generation, a generation for which journalist and Toro fan, Massimo Gramellini, coined the term "Uomo Superga" ("Supergaman").

For Orobets and her fellow-politicians, the challenge is appealing to a generation for which the Maidan was a defining victory.

"During this crisis, Zapatero lost touch with a generation for which he had represented a beacon of hope," said Mr. Ramoneda.

But Ben J and Legacy are part of a generation for which hip-hop style eccentrics from Pharrell Williams to Fabo to Kanye West are part of the norm.

Spain generally sets a shorter limit on the number of generations for which a claim can be made.

The conventional permutation method [81] could not be used to set the significance thresholds due to the difference in family structure of the G10 compared with F2 generations for which it was developed, while the traditional bootstrapping method [82], [83] could not be used to determine confidence intervals because of the closely situated QTL.

Searches were run with 4 chains of 1,000,000 generations for which the first 2,500 generations were discarded as "burn in", trees being sampled every 100 generations.

For population growth, we calculated the proportion of pairs of subsequent generations for which the population increased or stayed the same.

It is difficult to determine the total number of generations for which this strain has been in captivity, but it is known to be at least thirty.