Sentence examples for generational leap from inspiring English sources

"We think there's a need for a generational leap, and we want to create the next generation of sensing technology for autonomous vehicles that's safe, simple and scalable," Aeva co-founder Soroush Salehian told Forbes.

For millions, it promises transformation, a generational leap.

Can Treyarch and Infinity Ward make that difficult generational leap?

They never stop reproducing, but they cannot look forward to making the generational leap.

That's what superdelegates are, people against rocking the boat and taking a generational leap".

The great generational leap forward we mostly take for granted isn't social mobility, but the geographic kind.

All told, the refinements offered by Zen+ don't result in any generational leaps in performance, but in aggregate they result in a more responsive, somewhat faster processor, in roughly the same power envelope.

And although the past 100 years have seen the most dramatic technological upheavals to life than in all of human history, the next 100 years is set to pave the way for a multi-generational leap forward.

"There's been a generational quantum leap in Kuwait," says Al Qadiri.

Side by side with Mr. Biden, decades older, a generational clash leapt from the television screen.

Photographer Vincent LaForet tested a 10-core version of the machine and had lots of kind things to say about the new iMac, stating, "I found a very consistent set of results: a 2X to 3X boost in speed (relative to my current iMac and MacBook Pro 15") a noticeable leap from most generational jumps that are generally ten times smaller".