Sentence examples for means for future generations from inspiring English sources

Those who live nearby face a higher risk of disease and uncertainty about what it means for future generations.

What I am very sad about is what this means for future generations of academics and researchers I applied for British-German nationality shortly after the referendum.

What I am very sad about is what this means for future generations of academics and researchers, who want to come from Britain to Germany or from Germany to Britain.

And I'm happy about what this means for future generations: more affluence and more funding for sports and sports research".

What will this depletion, which is fed by current consumption, mean for future generations?

And they're excited about what a Clinton win could mean for future generations.

Throughout the world, more focus is being placed on the impact of climate change, and what it may mean for future generations.

"Besides financial profit — which, for a business, is a sign of success, of course — I also want the project to mean something for future generations," he said.

Both Eric Tait and I argued that honoring ancestors meant fighting for future generations, involving young people in struggles for the preservation of the Harlem cemetery and for the completion and dissemination of an official slavery curriculum, for improved education and schools in New York, and for jobs and dignity.

Why do we find it so hard to believe that past landscapes like pre-colonial North America were teeming with plant and animal life, and what does this mean for future generations?

While hiding his own disaffection, he meant to leave a record for future generations that might be similarly tempted into unknown terrain.