Sentence examples for generation to switch from inspiring English sources

Editors' Note: March 5, 2000, Sunday An article on Page 1 of the Long Island section today discusses Representative Michael P. Forbes's difficult campaign to be re-elected after becoming the first Republican representative in a generation to switch to the Democratic Party.

I think the conversation started from jobs and how easy it was for the current generation to switch work, how they didn't value stability and all the options that are available to them in this day and age of social media.

This alienated conservative Democrats throughout the South, who believed their party had sold out to urban liberals and minorities.In the three decades after that, the conservative majority in Texas which had voted Democratic for generations slowly began to switch party allegiance.

At the same time, however, Millennials are much more likely than previous generations to be willing to switch employers.

Wages have stalled in recent years, and today's younger workers are more likely than previous generations to frequently switch jobs or work for smaller firms that may not offer retirement plans, according to financial planners across the country.

At €15 ($22) a tonne the price is high enough to induce power companies to switch some generation from coal to gas at the margin, but not high enough to encourage much innovation.Blame politics.

High concentration (0.25 M), acute (90 minute) peroxide exposure has also been shown to switch energy generation in human cells from aerobic metabolism to glycolysis.

Nowadays, it becomes possible to switch to new generation of computational tools, namely, coupled code (CC) technique.

And while it will be difficult to switch the current generation of robots to the Smart system, upgrades will be easy for robots built with Smart controls.

Note that we use a switch, MC, that is either 1 to switch on Monte Carlo generation of random numbers or 0 to switch it off.

"Fossil fuels will run out one day, so we must look for alternatives," says Lorf. "There needs to be an economic incentive to switch to sustainable energy generation.