Sentence examples for in prior generations from inspiring English sources
"But these degrees may be going to students who would not have gone to college at all in prior generations," he writes.
"I don't think those feelings are as conscious as in prior generations, but they still have some resonance," Professor Gurock said in a telephone interview.
He is correct to say that the distribution of majors has become more career-focused, but these degrees may be going to students who would not have gone to college at all in prior generations.
If EPA rules the new software is a second defeat device specifically aimed at gaming government emissions tests, it would call into question repeated assertions by top VW executives that responsibility for the cheating scheme lay with a handful of rogue software developers who wrote the illegal code installed in prior generations of its four-cylinder diesel engines.
The increasing abundance of visible role models will certainly alleviate some of the problems experienced by young girls in prior generations.
In prior generations, if a woman wore a corset, it reflected on her morality and her social standing.
Certainly there were a few enlightened individuals before the boomers who adopted the active lifestyle, but in general, prior generations did not.
In contrast to prior generations, the founders and those who followed them did not tend to adopt European ideas with a view to the defense of a body of doctrine, or in order to achieve certain practical ends of political liberation or of national unity and economic and social progress.
As jobs become more technology and service-based, average workers will be skilled in ways which prior generations couldn't have dreamed of -- so, yes, perhaps professionals will have "super" skills in that respect.
As a result, in 2014, children are engaging much more in adult activity than prior generations.
Social Security came about in 1935 for one overriding reason: In the prior generation savers of money had gotten their world rocked as never before.
