Sentence examples for impending generation from inspiring English sources

Personally, I'm sticking with books, and looking forward to tablets as a way to read newspapers and magazines, which obviously require color and a net connection, neither of which is a guarantee with the current or impending generation of e-readers.

In the face of impending pandemic, generation of vaccine in a timely manner is critical.

Mr. Bush's aides also say Mr. Gore would make Medicare and Social Security more expansive and costly at a time when the boomer generation's impending retirement threatens to bankrupt the systems.

Mr Buckley devoted a novel, "Boomsday", to the impending war of the generations.

Devices such as smartphones, tablets, net books and the impending superphones have inspired generations of consumers.

Democrats said it was irresponsible to allow a tax cut at a time of rising deficits, unknown obligations abroad and the impending retirement of the boomer generation.

Whether we are discussing national security or deficit spending, today's political emphasis always seems to be placed on protecting our children and the next generation from these impending threats.

Some analysts think the program is on solid fiscal ground for decades to come, while others fear that the impending retirement of the baby boom generation precipitates a crisis.

The president's Council of Economic Advisers said the crisis in Social Security and Medicare financing "results mainly from the fundamental demographic shifts to lower birthrates and longer lives, rather than the impending retirement of the baby boom generation".

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A way of tackling negative environmental impacts impending from continuous material extraction and waste generation is the use of recycled materials for construction projects.