Sentence examples for not many generations from inspiring English sources

Not many generations get the chance to say that.

Formal and informal barriers to recruitment and promotion, from not many generations back, have been broached routinely.

So virtually all those with H.I.V. in Russia can trace their infection to a shared needle not many generations back.

Gary has a stable of loyal customers: value-conscious people, perhaps themselves not many generations removed from farms, who like nice cars.

Not many generations ago, Americans came to Europe for a firsthand look at power and its trappings -- how to dress and how to eat when you are in charge of civilization.

The 595-page report from the independent review of retirement income (IRRI), set up by Labour in 2014, said it was not many generations ago that "one worked until one dropped".

Not too many generations ago your family packed up what they had, got on boat and came to America.

It helps a lot, of course, to have countries where almost everyone is descended, not so many generations back, from immigrants.

It was not so many generations ago that there was a great famine in the country and therefore, culturally, Chinese people are accustomed to not letting any food go to waste.

Not too many generations ago, it was encouraged that women stay home and raise the children.

Simultaneous evaluations like Case 1 do not require many generations to reach convergence and it is easy to use the system because three parameters are evaluated simultaneously.