Sentence examples for generations of lives from inspiring English sources

Both countries share responsibility for reducing Kashmir to a ruin and destroying generations of lives.

Finlay's hypothesis and exhaustive proofs were confirmed by the board's head, the US army doctor Walter Reed, paving the way for the eradication of yellow fever and saving generations of lives throughout South America, the Caribbean, Africa and the southern US.

What brings this to mind is Susan Vreeland's "Girl in Hyacinth Blue," a concise novel that follows the influence of what may have been a lost Vermeer portrait on several generations of lives starting in present day America and hurtling back to the 17th-century Netherlands. 17th-century Netherlands

The Corner is a Melbourne institution, with generations of live music fans standing on its sticky carpets.

With several generations of living playwrights competing for a small number of slots in theatres, the life of a dramatist is tough.

He told the story of his family, four generations of living in Iraq that have led them to loathe the government and support the American-led invasion.

One hypothesis for the Pima's plight is that after generations of living in the desert the only Pima who survived famine and drought were those highly adept at storing fat in times of plenty.

There's its primal connection to past generations of live-fire hearth masters.

This paper discusses the generation of living lab projects, the design of the campus as a living lab, and institutional visibility, identifying the key strengths of the living lab approach and the challenges of applying it more broadly.

More than anything, as the eldest generation of living Manganiyars ages, it is a way of life that is changing.

For most tissue engineering approaches aiming at the repair or generation of living tissues the interaction of cells and polymeric biomaterials is of paramount importance.