Sentence examples for generations to work out from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the precise relationship between Vishnu and Lakshmi was left undefined, and it remained for later generations to work out fuller accounts which both respected Lakshmi's importance to ritual and devotion and at the same time protected monotheism.
This suggests that if a European-style age of democratic peace awaits the Middle East and Africa, it lies on the far side of ethnic and religious re-sortings that may take generations to work out.
Only recently have the Saudi authorities started to tackle this, but it will take a generation to work out.' His wife, Amanda, a New Zealander, has been crucial in keeping him sane.
Once a property passes to the next generation, they have to work out ownership issues.
Real world: some women shave, some women don't"), and think about making them part of a lesson plan rather than leaving the next generation of young men to work out for themselves how, actually, real-life girls are quite nice.
Critics claim it is not possible to work out what prices energy generation companies are charging to their retail arms in the wholesale market.
It will help you to work out how to attract the next generation.
There are still some bugs to work out — no surprise, really, for a first-generation product.
The occupation probabilities calculated in this way are then used to work out the generation recombination rates occurring in the continuity equations.
He wonders what it is, and if the answer will take generations to work itself out.
