Sentence examples for of later generations from inspiring English sources

As it happens, most of the dozen cartoonists are older and, like Mr. Westergaard, closer to the generational ethos of 1968 than to the cultural relativism of later generations.

Losers in landslides seldom capture the imagination of later generations.

Deng famously suggested that contentious issues like Senkaku should be "left to the wiser heads of later generations".

Saudade was a characteristic of the earliest Portuguese folk poetry and has been cultivated by sophisticated writers of later generations.

The Web also appealed to certain men of later generations like ham-radio guys, Trekkies and free lovers.

Franklin D. Roosevelt could depend on local party bosses for accurate grassroots data, but the presidents of later generations had no such resource.

Knowledge of the structure of SP-B and its related peptides in bulk and monolayer phases will facilitate the design of later generation therapeutic agents.

Further refinements of later generation recurrent selection were used to successfully transfer indeterminacy into large-seeded Andean beans grown in tropical regions.

A diverse range of later generation progestins with varying structures and pharmacological properties is available for therapeutic use and it is becoming clear that different progestins elicit beneficial and adverse effects to different extents.

Misclassification of later generation hybrids from these populations as parental or F1 was a problem only for small numbers of markers.

This distinction is important because parental genotypes can potentially be recovered from a population in the early generations of admixture [ 25], and absence of later generation hybrids might indicate hybrid sterility [ 26].