Mario Draghi also said "tragic" high levels of youth unemployment had the potential to threaten social harmony in Europe and that rock-bottom inflation was damaging the prospects of Generation Y by redistributing their wealth to older people.
The former Tory cabinet minister told colleagues in Brussels his protégé was "the best political prospect of his generation".
With the widespread use of laptops, we face the prospect of a generation unable to look up a reference in a book or to take notes with pen and pad.
Thirty years after the disease became a health crisis, the prospect of a generation living without HIV/Aids is becoming more likely.
Later trained at Fort Leavenworth in the United States, Đông was regarded by American military advisers as a brilliant tactician and the brightest military prospect of his generation and he served in the Airborne Division.
"To flourish," Mrs. Mautner added, seemingly gladdened by the prospect of new generations.
And in a country where local calls are free, having to pay both to make and receive calls on a mobile phone seemed unreasonable.The prospect of "third-generation" (3G) mobile phones which will supposedly offer advanced services such as Internet browsing and video looked like Europe's chance to capitalise on America's wireless confusion.
The application prospect of poly-generation system was presented in Fig. 5.
Dozens of Britain's most respected childhood experts have warned the government and local authorities that irresponsible cuts to early years education services risk severely harming the prospects of a generation of children from the most vulnerable families.
Instead they – and with them the prospects of another generation of women – may be mortally impaled on the party leadership's obsession with day to day media management that reduces them to appendages in the manipulation of the message.
