Sentence examples for generation of couples from inspiring English sources

And it's worth noting that the Gores married in 1970s, the beginning of a generation of couples that has consistently struggled with marriage more than any other group.

The former Prime Minister, who introduced tax credits as Chancellor, said the proposed changes would create a "new poverty generation" of couples in their twenties who face stagnant wages, high rents and a life of poverty when they have children.

Edwin Land probably did not predict his photographic innovation would one day allow a generation of couples to take naughty pictures without fear of exposure at the developer's.

"This generation of couples is getting married at an older age than before — they're professionals and they have busy lives, so they want tools and services that are easy to use on mobile and online," says Zola founder Shan-Lyn Ma. Shan-Lyn Ma

That feature has greatly facilitated the development of our software for the automatic generation of coupled model equations from a generic PBPK template and a library of SBML models (Bois 2009a).

These benchmarks provided a validation basis for the new generation of coupled "best-estimate" codes.

It is hoped that in the near future the next generation of coupled earth system models that include both the natural system and the social dimension will be developed.

Insights gained from previous and ongoing efforts by the NEESPI/NEFI research community, such as those on the unique features and processes of Northern Eurasia described above, could be incorporated to guide these model improvements to create a new generation of coupled human-Earth system models to study the role of Northern Eurasia on global change.

While some would argue that generations of couples, particularly those who came of age in the 1950's and 60's, have always entertained at home, there's a whole new generation of fashionable people who are opening their shoji screens and loft elevator doors to friends they never thought of inviting over.

Since the two generations of couples have certain common interests, they discover the advantages and basis for their cooperative life (Wang Yuesheng, 2006).

In modern times, condoms, which until the 1960s were made from animal gut, have allowed generations of couples to avoid unwanted pregnancies and saved an inestimable number of lives by preventing the spread of diseases such as Aids.