Sentence examples for generations on which from inspiring English sources

"The solidarity between generations on which the Italian family is founded is a winning model for living and staying well together," said the Coldiretti president, Sergio Marini.

The remaining trees represent generations on which posterior probabilities were calculated.

"Today, you start down the path of becoming the generation on which the next generation stands.

This was the criteria used in the confusion matrix generation on which the proposed clustering is based.

Director Dave Scott said: "Over the last decade there have been over 7,000 people charged with religious hate crimes and with under 30s accounting for 50% of the total number of offences this has to be the generation on which we focus our efforts.

Ontology is at stake because for evolutionary hypotheses to explain what exists in the world, our definitions must divide up the world into traits that are passed from generation to generation and on which natural selection can act.

The generation starship – on which subsequent generations of explorers live and die during the centuries or millennia it would take to cross the vast reaches of intergalactic space at any sub-light speed – has been my favourite speculative form of space travel since listening to Earthsearch on Radio 4 as a kid.

Key for optimizing luxury brand growth in today's "new normal" period is to develop one-on-one relationships with the next generation consumers on which their future depends.

You might think they would know these signs from the generations of experience on which they draw, but the official language of medicine does seem to help them to act on what they see, to feel less alone.

This story is passed on from generation to generation, which is captured in The Sopranos.

The so-called third-generation (3G) technology, on which mobile operators have spent $100 billion on licence fees alone, has proved difficult to implement.