Sentence examples for give a generation from inspiring English sources

Finally, we give a generation of the generalized Apostol type polynomials.

Years of lacklustre performances did not help the women's team's reputation at home, but national-team service did give a generation of young women players the opportunity to see how their sport was played and received in other countries.

With painful industrial decline, followed by a recession, the government's main contribution to this explosion of creativity was to give a generation of young people the desire for some kind of escape.

That speech gave a generation an unrealistic, immature vision of the power of the presidency.

A remake of Stephen King's It, the film that gave a generation a phobia of clowns and Tim Curry in at least equal measure, has long been in gestation.

Given a generation time of a year, which is typical for moderate-sized animals, a respectable eye could evolve in less than half a million years.

Chart star Will.i.am has praised talent show rival Simon Cowell for giving a generation of new stars a platform for their skills.

They have given a generation of underprivileged students access to a quality education that has heretofore been largely out of reach.

Fighting Fantasy gave a generation of readers a first taste of what games can bring to stories, and the videogaming industry has gone on to take gaming from the parlour and make it an absolutely central part of contemporary life.

The heated debate over the assessment of co-ops particularly resonates in Queens, where the process was pioneered in the 1920s and gave a generation of newcomers the chance to own shares in their own homes.

The first was the financial crash, which gave a generation looking for work for the first time not only the sense of the fragility of capitalism, but also the understanding that it was not built with their interests in mind.