Sentence examples for making future generations from inspiring English sources

"We take the risk of making future generations pay the bill".

In time, the stuff here will overcome the fame he has now, its ordinariness making future generations wonder what all the fuss was about.

Put another way, by not maintaining our assets, we are living beyond our means – let alone also borrowing from the future to finance the deficit, and making future generations pay for our excessive current consumption.

We should make future generations proud," said the vice-president of Reprieve Australia, Ursula Noye.

It has been suggested, for example, that our genome could be tweaked to make future generations resistant to HIV.

It is unacceptable for the Science Museum and Statoil to make future generations pick up the bill for their ill-made decisions.

"Seven decades ago, China was a victor, but seven decades later, China has still lost, and lost more tragically, because this makes future generations doubt the nation's values, the importance of sacrifice and the dignity of life".

It's the kind of weighty triviality that will surely make future generations of historians gasp in disbelief when they survey our current era from the inevitable perspective of approaching war, environmental meltdown and economic cataclysm.

Referring to the entry charge, which would be £22.50 for a family of four, the letter says: "It is unacceptable for the Science Museum and Statoil to make future generations pick up the bill for their ill-made decisions".

But to the Vines brothers, their edginess is part of their mission for St . Louis— a place many of their friends from high school fled — to rehabilitate its image from the inside out and, ultimately, to make future generations want to stay.

Antiaging drugs and genetic modifications that will make future generations healthier, better-looking, smarter, more artistic, perhaps even more caring.