Sentence examples for later generational from inspiring English sources

It's due to a wide variety of far broader trends and variables: parents encouraging license acquisition a bit later, generational changes in the way kids socialize, how urgently they feel the need to get around, whether or not they have jobs, and, yes, the cultural and psychological impact of rampant smartphone use in younger generations.

The latter (SICS/SRB) cross was established for the express purpose of genome resequencing to identify larger candidate regions that could then be fine-scale mapped in the later generational cohorts (F19) of the SICS/SRA cross without having to wait another 16 months for the generations to progress.

As it happens, most of the dozen cartoonists are older and, like Mr. Westergaard, closer to the generational ethos of 1968 than to the cultural relativism of later generations.

Two polarising general elections and one hostile EU referendum later, that generational opportunity gulf has found loud expression at the ballot box, with the political outlooks of young and old apparently diverging sharply.

Besides the re-evaluation of prevalence of myopia decades later, the generational myopic shift from parents to their children, who share extremely similar genetic factors, would be of great importance as it would reflect the environmental effects on the development of myopia in a relatively short span of time.

Essentially a retrospective project, "shimmer" takes full advantage of digital photography's "shoot now, ask questions later" ethos, a generational marker that separates Mr. Graham from the likes of Robert Adams and Stephen Shore.

Two millennia of generational telephone later, this is what you get.

MR. MALKMUS'S themes of generational angst and, later, relationship anxiety weren't entirely new.

Three of the iterations occur so late that the company treats feedback from the later tasks (the 's) as "generational learning" feedback, to be used in the design and development of subsequent products.

Fifty-one years later, it was Berra's turn in the generational continuum.

Patients diagnosed with HAE type III usually manifest symptoms later in life and have a well-defined generational history of angioedema (Table 1).