Sentence examples for generation of committed from inspiring English sources

These changes have coincided with the maturing of a new generation of committed, conscientious vignerons, locals and outsiders alike.

He must recruit a new generation of committed young employees and begin to deal with the effects of climate change on plant and animal species.

"We need a new generation of committed, long-term investors to provide a counterweight to the hit-and-run activists," she said in a July speech at New York University.

THE ARTS, PAGE E1 The John Paul II Generation Pope John Paul II has left behind a generation of committed young Roman Catholics who are shaping the church in a more conservative mold than did their parents.

A generation of committed young lawyers began their careers in law centres, including the former New Labour ministers Paul Boateng and Harriet Harman, and countless others whose firms and chambers have shaped modern legal aid practice.

Reach's newly accredited, two-year teacher credentialing program has a goal of attracting a new generation of committed teachers, mentors and school administrators — and keeping them for a lifetime.

Coined by another poet, Roy Campbell, the name refers to the generation of politically-committed 1930s poets: MacNeice, Stephen Spender, W.H. Auden and C. Day-Lewis.

The efficient generation of mesoderm-committed PGC precursors therefore supports the differentiation of lineage-restricted PGCs at a higher efficiency.

In Egypt, this expectation has particular resonance, as several generations of politically committed writers — beginning with Naguib Mahfouz and continuing with Sonallah Ibrahim, Gamal Al-Ghitani, Ahdaf Soueif, and Hamdi Abou Golayyel — have made vivid the many grinding injustices of Egyptian life.

Clonal analysis in cell culture showed the stable retention, during many cell generations, of a committed program of self renewal and a default for myogenic terminal differentiation [7] [9].

As Americans debate whether this might truly be a "post-racial" age, Miss Anne's ambitions and failures remind us what happened when an earlier generation of earnest and committed (if sometimes misguided) women questioned the meaning of the color line, and pushed for the right to define their own racial identities.