Sentence examples for means generation from inspiring English sources

The word "do'or" in Hebrew means generation.

In the drama of the opera, that means generation after generation of hurt and loathing, of men such as Arkel who abuse their children and crush people so completely that, in their loneliness, the only way to go on is to continue the cycle of abuse.

The Project for Advancing the Health of Newborns and Mothers (Projahnmo; a Bangla word that means "generation") tested two strategies community care and home care for delivery of a package of community based maternal and neonatal care interventions in rural northeast Bangladesh.

Perhaps one of the most fitting names for this generation, then, is the Echo Boomers – partly because the increased birthrate in the 1980s and 1990s means Generation Y is about the same size as the baby boomer generation (those born between 1946-64), and because they share many of the same values.

Dorot means generations in Hebrew.

The previously published estimates therefore assumed a much longer mean generation time and this could also lead to a higher estimated reproductive number.

In this study, mean generation times of the acid-producing isolate VKLR-01 were within the ranges reported in the literature for Rhizobium [ 38].

The freedom of a few people to discriminate meant generations of less freedom for large groups of others.

But Harry Potter didn't make me rich [Margolyes played Professor Pomona Sprout]: I was pleasantly paid, and it was just extraordinary to be a part of something that will mean generations of children know who I am.

"We mean generations".

So it's Generation Pizdets, which means a generation that faces catastrophe.