Sentence examples for generation ties from inspiring English sources

In the second generation, ties were strengthened as Stranger children returned to Holland to attend university.

In reality, the trajectory of the U.S. AIDS crisis over the past generation ties directly into the global dynamics of the epidemic.

We analyze data from "The Integration of the European Second Generation" (TIES 2007 2008) survey. 1 TIES is the first large-scale European comparative survey focusing exclusively on the second generation.

He answered in his book, Interesting Times: "I belonged to the generation tied by an almost unbreakable umbilical cord to hope of the world revolution, and of its original home, the USSR.

Yet he writes: "I belonged to the generation tied by an unbreakable umbilical cord to hope of the world revolution and of its original home, the October Revolution, however sceptical or critical of the USSR".

Defined as a generation tied to their smartphones, millennials send an average of 181 texts a day, according to Mobile Marketer.

Defined as a generation tied to their smartphones, millennials send an average of 181 texts a day, according to Mobile Marketer.

Reviewers were also critical of the Next Generation tie-in.

He represents the third Diedrich generation tied to the coffee business, having grown up on his parents' coffee plantation in Guatemala.

Data comes from the "The Integration of the European Second-generation" (TIES) survey.

In the piece, George H. Hunter, a longtime resident of the African-American community of Sandy Ground, in Staten Island, relates the history of the settlement, whose prosperity and stability was for generations tied to its thriving oyster industry.