Sentence examples for generation must be from inspiring English sources

After last week, that new generation must be wondering whether to change career.

"To achieve a great leap," he liked to say, "a generation must be sacrificed".

The actual rates of refuse generation must be carefully determined when a community plans a solid-waste management project.

The treaty loophole that several countries have exploited to begin a nuclear weapons program under the guise of civilian power generation must be closed.

Twenty-one yeago ago we Chileans restored our democracy with great courage and wisdom.The mission of the region's bicentennial generation must be to change historyBut that is history.

If loneliness is to blame, then Stephen King, who has created some of the most entertaining characters of any writer of his generation, must be one solitary guy.

Under an edict from Kim Il Sung in 1972, up to three generations must be punished in order to wipe out the "seed" of class enemies.

Russell Marsh, of the Green Alliance lobby group, said: "The chancellor says that our greatest obligation to future generations must be to tackle potentially catastrophic climate change, but there is nothing in this budget to indicate that he means it.

As foreign ministers and European citizens, we are convinced that, in another context, the "European reflex" of the war and post-war generations must be maintained and built upon.

Environmental taxes have fallen as a percentage of total tax receipts since Labour came to power (see chart), despite Mr Darling's claim that "our greatest obligation to future generations must be to tackle climate change".

The current Suitability Standard that has held sway on Wall Street for generations must be abandoned.