Sentence examples for generation to match from inspiring English sources

It has a lost generation to match its lost decade.

For a solid mix of the old and the new, there was no conductor of his generation to match him.

Future studies could further modify UK food waste and energy generation to match dietary transition.

Such systems still require backup generation units to cover the occurring temporal deficits of fluctuating renewable power generation to match the load.

If it disappears, the computer will have to reach higher into the stack of generation offers to match supply to demand, and that last megawatt-hour will be more expensive.

If we can find a better way to store energy it will allow us to save it when it's generated and use it when it's required, replacing our current awkward system where generation has to match demand in real time.

George Hull in the Spectator described the youth as "wimpy pseudo-hedonists", Fraser Nelson characterised them as the "Ab-Fab generation" unable to match the debauchery of their parents, and a Spiked article on the subject simply characterised the trend as depressing.

We present a modification of the WILMAR scenario generation technique designed to match the properties of the errors in our wind forecasts, and show that this is needed to make the stochastic approach worthwhile.

The country's business boom may have created a generation moneyed enough to match the cast of Made in Chelsea, yet nobody seems to be taking the same ravenous approach to the dating world as Spenny and the rest of SW3.

Although composers of younger generations have yet to match the international renown of the postwar trio, the Polish scene remains frenetically diverse.

The Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has published research showing that new generations are failing to match the generosity of people born in the inter-war years.