Sentence examples for generation moment from inspiring English sources

Mary Robinson expressed her deepest regrets about the inaction of political leaders at Rio+20: "This possibility of a once in a generation moment passed us by".

As we are experiencing a once in a generation moment, how can we think well and commit to being a part of the solution that brings reconciliation and healing for all?

In this paper, the active power generation moments of WT can be calculated from the historical data record generated by (13) and (14).

I want to explore that as an art form, and create the next generation moments that is something everyone will talk about".

What we saw in this election was one of those rare, once-in a generation moments when the country speaks up as a whole and demands a new direction.

It was a once-in-a-generation moment.

It was a once-in-a-generation moment in youth culture, a Smells Like Teen Spirit or London Calling.

In an appeal for business backing, Cameron said the referendum would be "a once-in-a-generation moment and the stakes are high".

Campaigners for electoral reform have been pushing for a referendum by election day in the Vote for a Change coalition, arguing that it is a last, best hope to seize the once-in-a-generation moment in a political crisis.

"Here we are again with a once-in-a-generation moment where the incumbent is so formidable, discretion becomes the better part of political valor," said Chris McNickle, author of "To Be Mayor of New York".

And in the hands of The West Wing's Aaron Sorkin, credited as the scriptwriter, and powerhouse director David Fincher (after Zodiac, no stranger to recent-past reconstruction), The Social Network emerges as a fantastically surefooted and immensely watchable anatomy of a "holy-shit, once-in-a-generation moment", as it's aptly described at one point.