Sentence examples for generation interests from inspiring English sources

The formula seems to have pleased the markets: between the acquisition of Elsag Bayly in October 1998 and the final shedding of its power generation interests in March this year, ABB stock soared.

It is therefore in all generations' interests to prioritise spending on the young," Hanton said.

Elected officials must place the next generations' interests ahead of their next elections'.

But Greece very much needs its younger generation to become "political animals" in the broad sense in which Aristotle defined the term: people who are interested in society as a whole.Among Hellenes of all generations, interest is rising in clubs, associations and lobby groups that cut across the old ideological divisions.

Ratzenberger's hope is that shows like "Made in America" will help to bolster the American public's view of the construction industry, and even reinvigorate younger generations' interest in learning how to build and fix things themselves.

He is one of the most accomplished novelists of his generation, whose interests combine the technological with the theological without ever losing sight of the human.

Because it is long term, it is in every generation's interests to shirk the responsibility and shift it onto the next one.

How, exactly, would we measure our interest in Kardashian against an earlier generation's interest in Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis?

What I do know is that Tony Hawk Pro Skater helped kick off a generation's interest in punk, skateboarding, and alternative culture in general.

What I do know is that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater helped kick off a generation's interest in punk, skateboarding, and alternative culture in general.

She has casually reawakened a generation's interest in poetry.