Sentence examples for issue generations from inspiring English sources

Established financial markets dealt with that issue generations ago by using exchanges and standardized contracts.

The profile sits alongside the cover story of that same issue, "Generation Europe," which explores whether economically unified Europeans are developing a common culture.

To cover the first issue (generation of anti-CNS aAbs), two hypotheses can be proposed.

Based on this recent literature and on our observations, presenting M & M rounds using a framework of the CanMEDS roles could be a valuable format for issue generation.

In the wake of the ensuing publicity Sony Records signed the band and, in 1992, they issued Generation Terrorists, an ambitious double-album on which each of the 18 songs was accompanied by a literary quotation.

But it is the fraught issue of generations, of parents and children, that dominates his fiction.

The wage gap has been an issue for generations.

Heilman and Smith (2009) came up with similar criteria for ranking the questions generated from Wikipedia and also discussed an important additional issue: over-generation.

Regular, everyday black folks, no matter where they lived or worked, have talked about these issues for generations now.

And climate change is an issue our generation will need to deal with, not something for the distant future.

In America, the Church has been the leading advocate for universal health care and other social justice issues for generations.