Sentence examples for keep the generation from inspiring English sources

You should mate young animals to keep the generation interval low and achieve the greatest genetic progress.

It was a week when young Republicans acted like old ones; old Republicans acted like giddy teenagers; and, over all — as John McCain's ninety-six-year-old mother made stump speeches, and the new candidate for Vice-President morphed, overnight, from mother to grandmother-to-be — it was hard to keep the generations in order.

Just as the family may need to "baby proof" a kitchen to keep it safe for the younger generation, developers need to make at least one floor completely barrier free to keep the oldest generation safe as well.

How convenient then that Lionel Messi has emerged to keep the boys' generation happy.

In the meantime, shad are plentiful enough to keep the last generation of Hudson River fishermen busy throughout the spring season.

If Del Toro succeeds in creating a proposition that delivers enough cerebellum-crushing action to keep the YouTube generation entertained while also reeling in those with more refined tastes, could we see a new wave of similar movies from more thoughtful film-makers?

He died to keep the next generation of that phone from your prying eyes.

"We really need to get them pushing forward and finding ways to keep the next generation safe from this gene".

"Cricket will not only bring unity in this country, but will also keep the young generation away from drugs and violence," he says.

But years later, as adults, they have coalesced into a national movement that is calling on the more than 200 evangelical mission agencies to address past physical and sexual abuse and help keep the next generation of missionary kids out of harm's way.

"We want to keep the upcoming generations aware of their culture heritage," he said.