Sentence examples for missed a generation from inspiring English sources

I missed a generation or something, and it's still a shock.

"Due to colonization and cultural genocide and residential schools, we've missed a generation of teachings being handed down, which has been a great challenge for us to overcome together.

But if we stop bringing in new talent we run the risk of missing a generation of future stars".

Freeman Dyson maintains that this is a classic example of the way in which real mathematical originality and innovation is missed until a generation after the work has been done: "When I heard Cartwright lecture in 1942, I remember being delighted with the beauty of her results.

Having missed a once-in-a-generation legislative opportunity to address climate change, American environmentalists are looking for new strategies.

"If we miss a whole generation of this stuff, I'll be very concerned about how it will turn out," said Maj. Gen. David A. Fastabend, who retired in April as one of the Army's top strategists.

"If we miss that, and we miss a whole generation of people who don't connect to Little Tokyo, then we will lose them forever, and Little Tokyo will just become a facade or a shell of what it used to be".

We are missing a whole generation of kids.

Firstly, we did not take measurements on days 5 and 6 and might have missed a transient rise in thrombin generation.

"If we don't do it now, we will miss an entire generation".

If we miss out a generation of scientists we're going to be stuffed," he says with emphasis.