Sentence examples for generation when it comes from inspiring English sources

The usually standout 20 and 30-somethings are a hidden generation when it comes to cancer.

How do we measure up, say, to our parents' generation when it comes to philanthropy?

Well, I think the good news is that this generation is a great generation when it comes to service.

Coal remains a particularly dirty form of electricity generation when it comes to producing climate-changing gases.

The 12 years between "In the Middle" and those later ballets is a generation when it comes to dancers.

"The Law Society vigorously opposed the fee increases because equal access to justice is more important than income generation when it comes to setting court and tribunal fees.

He had the best doctors, the most money and the most support of any rider of his generation when it came to covering up his doping.

In that 2009 Pew survey, two-thirds of millennials said older adults were superior to the younger generation when it came to moral values and work ethic.

Suzie Hayman, a trustee and spokeswoman for the parenting charity Family Lives, said today's teenagers could be described as "the sensible generation" when it came to drink, drugs and alcohol.

I tried the first generation when it came out.

Why do we care about future generations when it comes to the tax code but not about Social Security?