Neil O'Hara, the plant's chief executive, said he was saddened at the prospect of generation coming to an end.
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.
At least one study has shown that a wind project could be a feasible alternative to coal mining here, although the coal industry's control over the land and the uncertain and often tenuous financial prospects of wind generation appear to make it unlikely to be pursued.
The study explored the prospects of PAMAM (generation 4) applicability in gelatin based scaffolds for skin tissue engineering.
Fifty-one years ago, Bob Dylan's song "Maggie's Farm," a brilliant satire that compared the job prospects of that generation's youth to that of working on a dystopian plantation, was released on Dylan's album "Bringing It All Back Home".
Sometimes, we believe, we have to break the law to disrupt lawful activities that are harming the prospects of future generations.
A low or no-skill workforce, low productivity, lack of competitiveness, poor infrastructure, unaffordably high public spending, lack of foreign investment, endemic corruption and physical insecurity combine to threaten the prospects of future generations.
Our mission is all about taking responsibility for our energy supply, but in a way doesn't harm the prospects of future generations or damage quality of life for our community.
As reports of his ugly suggestion that John Maynard Keynes's homosexuality had made the great economist indifferent to the prospects of future generations surged across the blogosphere, Ferguson wisely went for a mea culpa.
