Sentence examples for overlooked generation from inspiring English sources

Pledging to champion Britain's overlooked "generation rent", he will say he would introduce a mechanism to place a ceiling on rent increases.

I talked to Mithril, which is an investment firm that's in San Francisco and moving to Austin soon, but they were talking about how there's this overlooked generation, the Gen-x, or even beyond, baby boomers.

I do think it's an overlooked generation and a market that people are missing out on.

(Note: According to Pew Research, a nonpartisan fact tank, the often overlooked Generation X (born 1965-1979) experiences the left out "middle child" syndrome in these debates particularly as they only represent 65 million vs. the 75+ million each of the Baby Boomers and Gen Y/Millennials).

However, a hard reality is often overlooked: This generation wants to find meaningful ways of democratic participation.

We can thank Mom and Dad for those overlooked gifts passed down from generation to generation.

Of course, many professors everywhere feel overlooked by today's generation of jet-setting university presidents.

GamesRadar included it in their list of the 100 most overlooked games of its generation.

However, as we observed in fields planted with the seed lot containing 20% adventitious presence (Table 3), gene flow can go overlooked and persist across generations in the seed production setting.

"We've always wanted Terry Hall and the Specials," said Paul Tollett, president of Goldenvoice, the promoter of Coachella, which has a reputation for presenting influential but overlooked bands to a new generation of fans.

A younger Belafonte almost certainly imagined that, as he grew older, his once-audacious political beliefs would increasingly be seen as moderate — the impossible demands of one generation becoming the overlooked entitlements of the next.