Sentence examples for go from one generation from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, with well designed planning, largely appreciated assets can go from one generation to another without being taxed.
"Some of the companies are still putting too much emphasis on speed when discussing going from one generation to another generation," he said.
And then they will tell their children also that it's unsafe, so it goes from one generation to the next".
From a technology point of view, CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs are much the same – a digitally encrypted optical disc is read by a laser beam – but going from one generation to the other involved 10 years of research and hundreds of engineers.
It is the only sector where you invest and it never finishes because it goes from one generation to another". But the message isn't yet getting through.
In his keynote to the Democratic National Convention, Julian Castro likened progress not to a sprint or a marathon, but a relay race going from one generation to the next.
I know some Greek Cypriots don't like Turks, but you can't let this chain of bad feeling go on from one generation to another – you have to stop it somewhere".
Farms pass from one generation to the next.
They are passed on from one generation to new generations from ignorant and often scared people.
The transfer of love, knowledge and values from one generation to the other is gone, and with it goes the confidence, security and sense of place that children normally take for granted, Mr. Lewis said.
