Sentence examples for generation to practice from inspiring English sources

Big chunks of the glass also sit behind the meeting hut used by tribe's younger generation to practice making arrowheads.

What must students think when they see some of the brightest minds – and the fiercest watchdogs – of a generation unable to practice journalism in America?

"Families spent generations removing trees to practice agriculture, and we're up against that," said Dr. Garrett, the emeritus professor here.

Alone in a workshop, Fernanda represents the fourth generation of her family to practice the art of hand-beating gold leaf.

Her family's long history of viticulture had skipped a generation when her father decided to practice law.

If, as Mohist political theory proposes, institutions are set up to encourage cooperation and prevent abuse, then "within a generation" people can be led to practice it, because several existing lines of motivation will converge to support it.

While my mother and other feminists of her generation had understandably been trying to practice preferring girls after lifetimes of girls being devalued, as my mother soon discovered, she would have to figure out how to incorporate a son into her feminist world.

These activities provided an opportunity to practice solution generation but did not emphasize evaluating the proposed solutions for quality.

Healthcare and AI were also on Gibney's wishlist, as were "industries that have been practiced for generations as art, yet now we have enough information to practice them as a science".

Quite apart from its intrinsic architectural merits, the building is evidence that all is not lost for those of the 60's generation who have committed themselves to practicing in New York.

This makes it harder than conventional generation to be controlled in practice.