Sentence examples for many prior generations from inspiring English sources

The answer to these questions would, in many prior generations, certainly have been "yes". From Thucydides to Edward Gibbon and Thomas Babington Macaulay, from Francis Parkman and William H. Prescott to Richard Hofstadter, runs an honored tradition of elegant, evocative and (above all) artful historical writing.

For example, although the film depicts selected cases, there are numerous reported incidents in which directly after fracking, water contamination occurs in areas which up until then had clean water, sometimes for many prior generations.

Clearly a violation of our First Amendment rights … these types of actions are what many of our ancestors and many of our prior generations fled to get away from such practices in the Middle East, and here we are, victims of this from our own government," he said.

Unlike histories or mythologies which depend respectively on facts and social conventions handed down to us by prior generations many times removed, in the arts we tend to remain prejudiced in favor of the first-hand experience that informs an artist's picture making and storytelling.

Today, we're blessed with many more career options than prior generations, but this has also given rise to the constant angst of finding a career that you're passionate about.

Many researchers believe that millennials are focusing more on happiness than prior generations, and that the younger ones in that age cohort are doing so even more than the older ones who did not take the brunt of the recession.

Furthermore, relative to prior generations of graphical modeling tools, VisualSim integrates as many as thirty bottom-up components functions into a single system level, easy to use, reusable blocks, or modules.

But many prior ailments are indeed serious.

Prior generations responded to similar crises by turning to communism.

The Millennial generation cares more about price than quality, at least compared to prior generations.

More mobile, active and adventuresome than prior generations, these 78 million Americans are rethinking retirement.