Sentence examples for massive generation from inspiring English sources

On top of this geographical diversity, there are generational differences – a "massive generation gap in thinking and behaviour between people, parents, our elders who came here from overseas and settled and their kids and grandkids," as one focus group put it.

The government needs to act now to remove the barriers and empower ordinary people to launch a massive generation of new, clean energy projects.

Despite its prolific implementations in food manufacturing industries, such exertions are hampered by the massive generation of durian residues, chiefly in the form of durian shells, seeds, peels and rinds, which constitute 70%% of the entire fruit (Amiza et al. 2004).

Mr Salmond told BBC Scotland: "After the Olympics and the football World Cup, this is the biggest watched event on the planet and coming to Scotland, all this excitement, all this enthusiasm, this massive generation of atmosphere - you can feel and taste it now, it's going to be massive, huge, or, as they say in America, awesome".

But something that was very obvious was this massive generation gap.

What?!?!?" Mortality seems anathema to many boomers, which should not surprise us since optimism has long defined this massive generation.

Although in the basins of model (4), the source rocks were buried deeply in the early period with mature to highly mature thermal evolution and massive hydrocarbon generation, later continuous uplift ceased the hydrocarbon generation much earlier.

Results show that, despite the competition, London Heathrow benefits from its massive traffic generation to remain the most central gateway for overall UK air transport markets.

The massive data generation has been pushing for significant advances in computing architectures, reflecting in heterogeneous architectures composed by different types of processing units.

In the September/October 2011 issue, we profiled Vestas' approach to scaling up technology for its massive new generation of wind turbine blades, including a look at the company's new facility on the Isle of Wight in the UK.

American transportation money should be spent on fixing the roads we have, as well as investing in non-driving transportation modes that are increasingly attractive to the public, especially the massive Millennial generation, which will be the chief user of today's transportation investments.