Sentence examples for generation well from inspiring English sources

While the CFD model captured the general trends of droplet generation well, the droplet volumes are overestimated by 25% by the model.

Racing also doesn't look after its existing customers – the sport's primary recruiting officers for the next generation – well enough.

"My dad always talks about Malcolm Marshall being the bowler of his generation, well Dale Steyn is the bowler of our generation.

Maybe this was because, as a movie about the aspirations and cop-outs of a generation (well, the liberal professional part of it), it spoke directly to its intended audience.

Looking at the ring of reporters circling him, he could not help observing: "As I look around at this group I don't see that under-35 generation well represented".

A positive note suggesting that having rewarded our prepubescent children for simply doing an activity, as opposed to actually doing it well, was a good thing and their resultant artificially buoyed self-esteem will stand this generation well.

It's the mind-set of the 1968 generation: well-to-do, educated Europeans proving their modernity by prizing innovative art but disdaining fashion, notwithstanding that they were, and still are, as clothes-obsessed as anyone.

After obtaining permits and gathering $30,000 for drilling costs, Mr. Griesbach called in Clarence Chambers, a third-generation well driller.

"The foundation now has the potential to do good for generations, well into the next century," Reilly said.

It is a lesson that has served three generations well.

Following a burn-in of 500,000, trees were sampled every 100 generations (well after the chain reached stationarity) and 15,000 trees were used for inferring Bayesian posterior probability.