Sentence examples for problems for future generations from inspiring English sources
Siobhan Freegard, founder of parenting site Netmums.com warned that the ubiquity of the mobile phone was storing up problems for future generations.
The growing number of couples who conceive though IVF technology is a mass "evolutionary experiment" that could be storing up health problems for future generations, an evolutionary biologist has warned.
Although he did not envision planetary disaster, T.R. recognized that the lavish use of resources that had contributed to the nation's spectacular economic achievements posed problems for future generations of Americans, and as President he took steps to slow the process.
You just postpone the problem for future generations".
But this only illustrates the problem for future generations of what to do with the dead when there is no more room in the ground.
Maybe you think it's mostly a problem for future generations, or for people living in poor countries, and so forth.
While scientists once warned that climate change was a problem for future generations, recent scientific reports have concluded that it has started to wreak havoc now, from flooding in Miami to droughts and water shortages in China.
"If we stop writing letters," he asks, "who will keep our history or dare venture upon a biography?" Surely the bigger problem for future generations seeking the thoughts of their forebears is that so many conversations are by telephone, disappearing as soon as the call ends.
While for most mineral resources, depletion is not an issue, for some mineral resources the current level of extraction is likely to pose a problem for future generations.
And we have to take on this problem for future generations.
According to James Hansen, NASA's former climate scientist, it's our moral duty to hand over a safe planet to our children: "Our parents didn't know that they were causing a problem for future generations, but we can only pretend that we don't know because the science is now crystal clear".
