Sentence examples for prior generations of from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a conflict for prior generations of media professionals," said Forrester's McQuivey.

Prior generations of British hooligans have behaved in a similar anti-social fashion to today's troublemakers.

Prior generations of nuns were saints; we may not be so saintly, but we do try to do the work of the Lord.

"Now, it's fair to say the Apple technology works better than prior generations of technology, so there may well be inventions there".

Prior generations of justices mostly hid behind their robes to preserve their authority, and some current members of the court seem more like legal technicians, dispassionately adjusting the law.

Prior generations of the minivan were trendsetters in their segment, with innovative interior features like the 2004 model's podlike instrument panel, positioned between the driver and passenger, which housed the shift lever and other controls.

Whereas the prior generation of cave-owners consisted of "promoters", Mr Berdeaux likes to talk about things like "stewardship".

First the one that's working, making money, and replacing a prior generation of technology.

In some instances, the electrodeposition of metals onto electrodes may involve the prior generation of solvated metal atoms in the region of the outer Helmholtz plane.

The new stylus will snap to the edge of the Surface Pro 4, akin to how the prior generation of the Surface pen would magnetically attach to the side of its dock.

Eventually, branded taxi companies will become an "old lady use case," i.e. only a small subset of the most conservative prior generation of users will continue to use the dramatically downsized incumbents.