Sentence examples for postponed generation from inspiring English sources

"They are a postponed generation," said Cliff Zukin, an author of the Heldrich Center study.

This is an opportunity to do what we've postponed for a generation".

Others felt that its passage would give the public false comfort and thereby postpone for another generation necessary action.

(Vivien Schweitzer) 'Madama Butterfly' (scheduled for Wednesday, but this event has now been postponed and will be rescheduled) Generations of New Yorkers have had their first exposure to opera through the work of the conductor Vincent La Selva and his New York Grand Opera forces, which invariably make up in diligence and devotion what they might lack in polish.

G.M. recently postponed the redesign of its next generation of pickup trucks, and announced plans to possibly sell its Hummer brand.

Inflammation is confined and the generation of adaptive immunity is postponed [46].

Development issues, worsened by Game Freak being sidetracked with Pokémon Stadium and the localization of the first generation, led the game to be postponed, and the original release slate was taken over by Pokémon Yellow.

Some of the first tests of the basic Hamiltonian evolutionary theory for aging were performed using experimental protocols in which the first age of reproduction was progressively postponed in outbred Drosophila populations over more than ten generations [ 32].

Britain's first new nuclear power station for a generation is in fresh doubt after the government postponed a final decision on the £18bn project, despite the French energy company behind it voting to start work.

But the announcement has again postponed the potentially difficult but inevitable transition to a younger generation, our analyst says.

In the event, the film was postponed but this is just the kind of role that, a generation ago, you could have imagined Marlon Brando playing.