Sentence examples for generation the report from inspiring English sources

The impacts of this crisis are likely to be felt for a generation," the report says.

African governments in particular need to come up with strategies for fighting child poverty if they are serious about ending it within a generation, the report said.

"We recommend that the government retains the carbon price support until the early 2020s, to support the government's plan to phase out coal generation," the report states.

For at least a generation, the report said, students who decided to write a senior thesis entered into an implied contract with the faculty in their department that they would receive at least a cum laude degree.

"Whilst the 'big five' leagues have shown admirable resilience to the economic climate in terms of revenue generation," the report said, "the imbalance between revenue and costs has, in the main, worsened".

Titled Diverse Children: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in America's New Non-Majority Generation, the report provides "comparisons of child well-being across White, Hispanic, Black and Asian race-ethnic groups, as well as comparisons between children within these groups whose parents are and are not immigrants".

This would save consumers up to £8bn a year by 2030, help meet the UK's 2050 carbon targets, and secure Britain's energy supply for generations, the report finds.

"Word of mouth as a source of information has always been trusted, especially by younger generations," says the report.

A proper focus on profit-generation makes the report authors a bit sniffy about the fashion for ROI (return on investment) in marketing.

"It is becoming increasingly clear how malnutrition and poverty form a vicious cycle that spreads over multiple generations," continues the report.

In addition to no longer having sex, it looks like teenagers are also drinking and smoking far less than their parents' generation, the New York Times reports.