Sentence examples for generations ahead of from inspiring English sources

The guy was generations ahead of his time".

It requires us to put the interests of future generations ahead of the short term costs of acting now.

By blasting the bribery culture, he made it easier for Rogge to take over a cleaner I.O.C. Rogge seems a couple of generations ahead of Samaranch, his predecessor.

ARCHITECTURE is still several generations ahead of the other design fields in deploying glamour at the national level, but it may not be profiting from that distinction.

To remind us that this isn't just drama based on a real event, it's based on real people, too, and their accounts of what they lived through, people only a few generations ahead of us.

When the Metro opened, ten years later, in 1976, it was acclaimed as a farsighted fusion of design and utility, a system generations ahead of those in other cities.

Then, every analyst pointed at Merced, Intel's soon-to-be released chip, which is generally viewed as a generation ahead of even the most sophisticated Pentium chips.

"My mother was probably a generation ahead of herself," Melanie Hurwitz recalled in a recent interview.

The Hiryu is a generation ahead of the MV Rus in every respect.

"I am a whole generation ahead of her and I learn all the time when I am around her".

We are only a few years apart, but in terms of career she is almost a generation ahead of me.