Sentence examples for generation launched from inspiring English sources

Despite a mid-term visual refreshment, the generation launched in 2002 was just too dull to be noticed.

Abundance Generation launched in 2012 with the idea of crowd-sourcing investment for wind and solar projects directly from the public.

The 1.0 generation launched in circa 2006 was the consumer era, where the physical world was digitized into information for general access.

Hall was an outlier, of course, as most of his generation launched into adulthood right after high school, if they even went.

The book was based on the first new compulsory course at the Harvard Business School in a generation, launched in 1981.

Bolton, once regarded as the most successful investor of his generation, launched Fidelity China Special Situations in April 2010 and hailed the country as the "investment opportunity of the next decade".

UNICEF, UNHCR, Save the Children, World Vision and other key partners have come together to support No Lost Generation, launching a two-phase public campaign to drive greater awareness of all that is at stake in Syria – and galvanize global support, unleashing a legion of champions for the children of Syria.

Perhaps the most ambitious and exciting multigenerational volunteering project today is the Generation to Generation campaign launched last November by the social venture Encore.org and its partners (such as Big Brother Big Sister and Boys & Girls Clubs of America).

NASA recently completed two major programs in hypersonics: Hyper-X, with the record-breaking flights of the X-43A, and the next generation launch technology (NGLT) program.

The same day, the Games logo – "inspire a generation" – was launched to the sound of a different generation making fake vomiting noises.

Belonging to a generation that launched Rock Against Racism made me feel more secure.