Sentence examples for generation further from inspiring English sources

Now she has gone a generation further: she is now helping one daughter by caring for her 13-year-old.

One generation further back, liberated from child-rearing and not drowning in debt, the baby boomers seem less troubled.

If I go back one generation further, to my grandmothers, I get even more confused: at 47, they were old ladies.

It is uncomfortable now, a generation further on, to have to recall just how judgmental many people were towards single parents, and I had experienced something of this in the village where I had previously lived.

The concept, described by Mercedes as the "heartbeat of a new generation" (not to be confused with the Concept A-Class, the "pulse of a new generation"), further demonstrates the company's desire to bolster the bottom of its product portfolio.

I'm also a product of that class, but one generation further along and with the benefit of her example – an example given quietly in unfussy acts of generosity – I am able to enjoy the kind of life that she could only aspire to on my behalf.

historical exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery, takes that family tree a few generations further.

In Matheson's opinion, since the Gaelic-language genealogies are inconsistent in the generations further back than Leod's great-grandfather, this may show that the man was a newcomer in the area.

9 An increased risk across generations further suggests that genetic factors are important.

In the next generations, further reduction of ploidy levels would finally lead to haploid offspring, in which recessive deleterious mutations would be fully expressed.

The connection between emergent physiological adaptations and progressive improvements within few generations further imply that evolution should be regarded as occurring on every temporal scale and is not limited to changes in allele frequencies.