Sentence examples for powerful generation of from inspiring English sources
Thus, "while baby boomers and generation X have the majority of the spending power right now, millennials represent what is projected to become the most powerful generation of consumers ever," explains Matthew Clyde, President and Founder of Ideas Collide, a top digital agency.
In 1958, a second and more powerful generation of Nike missile, the Hercules, was deployed at Fort Tilden.
With a new, much more powerful generation of games consoles poised to arrive – Microsoft's Xbox One goes on sale on Friday, with Sony's PlayStation 4 due a week later – the games companies reckon they finally have the ammunition to shake off the perception that their digital epics are inferior to movies.
The company is also said to be discussing a third, more powerful generation of spaceships, designed to make longer sub-orbital journeys rather than just poking their noses into space in the way that White Knight Two will.Mr Whitehorn and Mr Rutan have made no secret of their desire to see later generations of carrier aircraft and rocketry that can put people into orbit.
First and foremost, Palm OS 5 runs on a new more powerful generation of microprocessors.
For one thing, they drive the creation of the next, more powerful, generation of existing products, such as PCs, servers and cell phones.
"Hopefully they'll be a powerful generation… The guys in charge of education are doing their best and working with the available resources to raise this generation that will be leading the jihad in the future".
Pakistan is completing work on a large new plutonium production reactor, which will greatly increase its ability to produce a powerful new generation of weapons, but also defies Mr. Obama's initiative to halt the production of weapons-grade material.
Because of the powerful local generation of thermal energy and owing to surface discharges, the ionized gas layers develop around each aerosol particle.
So why is the government introducing a measure which is widely expected to produce a powerful new generation of predominantly Labour figures?
But DeGrado's interest in creating artificial molecules that mimic more complex natural ones may have a more immediate payoff: a powerful new generation of antibiotics.
