Sentence examples for next 10 generations from inspiring English sources

"It would kill all waterfront housing development for the next 10 generations," he said.

"The question is whether those people who believe there is no one to talk with, nothing to talk about, and we are condemned to go on fighting and killing for the next 10 generations — and they are supported and empowered by our political community — whether they will be open to see the different view," Mr. Ayalon said.

In each of the next 10 generations (F3 F12), we selected larvae of AY2 and QX7 at increasing concentrations of Cry1Ac (2.5 10 μg Cry1Ac/cm diet) and reared the survivors to continue each strain.

For each of the next 10 generations, we selected each strain with increasing concentrations of Cry1Ac (2.5, 5, 8, and 10 μg Cry1Ac/cm for generations 1, 2, 3 4, and 5 10, respectively).

The F1 plant was self-pollinated to obtain the F2 offspring that were further self-pollinated and advanced by single seed descent for next 10 generations to obtain recombinant inbred lines (RILs).

A reserve system established specifically for Leadbeater⿿s possum was found inadequate to ensure population persistence for the next 40 generations, given historical disturbance, habitat decline, and future fires.

By timing the latest announcement with the birth of his baby, it seems that Zuckerberg is trying to send a message that he's not hoarding his personal fortune for the next 100 generations of Zucks.

Whatever improvement or refinement does take place over the next 100 generations and beyond should come organically from the farmers at a glacial crawl, not from scientific agricultural labs in fits and bursts.

The population size was then gradually expanded from 200 to 4040 animals within the next 20 generations, and remained at a size of 4040 for 20 additional generations.

Then, with these plans in hand, we may plan the first steps on a journey that will encompass the next 30 generations.

Predicting the development of heterozygosity over the next 50 generations, without intervention through conservation programs, showed that the heterozygosity will drop drastically in the future and will halve in 10 to 15 generations (Fig.  2).