Sentence examples for generations of working from inspiring English sources

In addition, its support for the museum came from generations of working people's paying income and real estate taxes.

John J. Sweeney, the federation's president, cited Mr. Obama's record as "a champion for working families" and said his proposals would "improve life for generations of working people and our children".

Nearly all the women in their 20's who were interviewed for "Women Don't Ask: Negotiation and the Gender Divide" (Princeton University Press, 2003) said that their negotiating skills had set them apart from older generations of working women.

During his career at Alabama's state-employment service, Fields was a tireless advocate for the down-on-their-luck, finding so many white people in Cullman jobs that generations of working families — and their employers — came to know and admire him.

It's time for all generations of working women to speak up.

But she lived on in the imaginations of generations of working class Irish who grew up in Griffintown, and remains a linchpin in the memory of the Griffintown Irish community.

Just as every generation of working women has passed on more egalitarian values to their children, each generation of involved fathers will do the same.

While sixties Mersey beat saw a new generation of working class heroes propelled up the pop charts it was a mainly a white revolution.

The opportunities for a generation of working lads who would previously have gone off to fight, and for women no longer tied to traditional gender roles.

On Friday 8th January, Guardian staff volunteered at Elizabeth Garrett Anderson School's 'Present Yourself Day'; a day to mentor the next generation of working professionals.

But anything that can cajole or entice more young women into staying in school and delaying pregnancy improves their chances of never going on welfare (and, of course, of earning much more than the current generation of working single mums).