Sentence examples for past generations of from inspiring English sources

Past generations of pro-democracy lawmakers in China, known as pan-democrats, generally accepted that Hong Kong was part of China and sought to work within the confines of the Basic Law to open up the city's government to more democratic participation.

Outside the Marxist tradition, past generations of economists also understood that certain dynamics of capitalist economies would generate recurrent, debilitating crises that could be overcome only by state intervention.

Past generations of life, killing is a route of survival.

Past generations of service members have been failed by the current system.

But unlike past generations of left-wing Welsh politicians he has shunned fiery radicalism.

Past generations of New Yorkers mostly dealt with their own trash.

The past generation of Afghan history is a litany of such schemes.

In "The Unwinding," which looks at the past generation of American life, there are many stories of institutional corrosion.

He is, of course, referring to the cartoonish grille grins the company's past generation of models wore.

It completely ignored the past generation of egregious and willful acts of insensitivity by the G.O.P. toward the African-American community.

The nickname refers to Real Madrid, the most famous and successful soccer club in the world, which has made a practice, in the past generation, of spending enough money to recruit Zidane and Beckham and Cannavaro.