Sentence examples for present generations from inspiring English sources

Inside there are past and present generations of robots used for general surgery and procedures used in urology and gynaecology.

Remote future generations cannot exercise such an influence on presently living people, and in this sense the power-relation between present generations and remote future generations is radically asymmetrical: remote future people do not even have the potential for exercising such power over presently living people.

The UK is not poor: £3tn is the liquid surplus of all past and present generations' work, siphoned out by the 0.5%.

"We maintain that the atmosphere and climate are held in trust by the present generations for the future generations and we do not have the right to destroy that asset," Hansen said.

Present generations that have grown up with Martin Luther King Day and misty images of Muhammad Ali on billboards can hardly imagine the fear and revulsion these two inspired in many of my parents' generation, not only in the South.

Freedman recalls, too, some of the other political machinations that have come to haunt present generations: US support for Iraq in the latter's long war against Iran, which emboldened Saddam Hussein all through the 1980s, and the deliberate indifference to the victims of Iraq's chemical warfare.

"You speak for the present generation," General Smyth reminded the younger man.

The present generation of young writers do creative writing MAs.

When the present generation passes, deluge may yet return.

"It was not even so much for the present generation as it was for future generations.

The present generation may be the most privileged generation of elderly people in history.