Sentence examples for next breed of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the next breed of humanoids can learn from the holocaust of culture and commerce that destroyed our icky civilization.

Imagine what you could build with this stuff…local recommendation apps, comparison tools, search engines, ordering & scheduling apps, or maybe the next breed of humanoid electronic assistants.

"He is universally respected and I know that he'll want to carry on contributing to the next breed of Chris Hoy's coming through".  .

Even richer have grown the angels, super-angels and VCs who carefully nurture young entrepreneurs, molding them into the next breed of Mark Zuckerbergs and Sean Parkers, reminding their charges that "what's cool" is a billion dollars — and that every new user acquired is another dollar added to their eventual high score.

It is the luxurious but perhaps logical next step for a new breed of philanthropically minded, well-heeled singles who are already tramping around the knowledge enrichment circuit.

The next member of the new breed of ever-expanding galleries is under construction on 25th Street, where Pace Wildenstein's 10,000-square-foot space is set to open in September, with a facade of terra-cotta brick and purple mortar.

Jokowi, a common-man politician who has impressed Indonesians with his no-nonsense approach to weeding out corruption and fixing problems, is perceived as a new breed of politician next to the old Suharto elite.

The California Public Utilities Commission has taken its next step against a new breed of transportation startups in San Francisco, issuing citations and leveling fines against the likes of ride-sharing services Lyft and SideCar, as well as on-demand car and taxi startup Uber.

Cattle are the next most populous breed of farm animal at 1.4 billion, with sheep and pigs not far behind at around 1 billion.

A new breed of female pop star stalked the land, looking like the next big thing but sounding strangely familiar.

The Republican landslide in the 2010 mid-terms swept a new breed of conservative zealot into office, destroying the middle ground and making legislating next to impossible.