Sentence examples similar to had ended generation from inspiring English sources

But if the Presidential run of the "greatest generation" had ended, the run of the generation shaped by the sixties had already begun, with the 1992 Clinton campaign.

The fact that some Germans who belonged to the "generation of perpetrators" had ended up as its victims, and that some Germans had even shown civil courage and rescued Jews, seemed to weaken the force of the indictment.

The second-quarter number provided more evidence that the nearly generation-long stagnation in productivity growth had ended.

But her defeat after one term was a strong signal that generations of Democratic dominance in Texas had ended.

The boom gave way to rising unemployment and the emergence of a new generation that flitted between poorly paid contract jobs, resentful that the postwar dividend of savings and generous pensions appeared to have ended with their parents' generation.

Many Hollywood actresses of the wartime generation have ended their careers in cameo roles or cult movies, even schlock horror or, worst of all, TV soaps.

If Miata and Allegra had not been a sports car and an allergy medicine, they could easily have ended up as third-generation mobile phone companies.

In a March 2013 amicus brief arguing the illegality of DOMA, several senators referenced the vote as something that some lawmakers felt "would defuse a movement to enact a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, which would have ended the debate for a generation or more".

In housing, we have ended up with what we merrily call "generation rent".

In a previous generation, this dispute would not have ended up in the legal system.

Maybe for a generation of children born long after the conflict has ended, life is improved.