Sentence examples for provide generations from inspiring English sources

But Don's most important impact was in the area of employment rights — particularly his successes with defined benefits pension plans, which will provide generations of players support after the end of their careers.

"Sterling Forest State Park is an incredible tract of forest and open space that will provide generations of New Yorkers with the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, hike miles and miles of trails, experience remarkable scenic vistas and now, through this purchase, enjoy access to Sterling Lake," he said.

Didn't our great state universities, going back to Lincoln, help working class kids to realize the American Dream and provide generations of research breakthroughs?

In order to bring the project to the next step, the team launched an international open call to put this data together, and to code and create content that will not only lead to the digital recreation of the city, but also to provide generations to come with material for art exhibitions, salons, and new creative works.

In this paper, we examine the potential of thermostatically controlled loads (TCLs), such as refrigerators and electric water heaters, to provide generation following services in real-time energy markets (1 5 min).

Soluble cytokines, such as IL-2, IL-6 and IFN- γ, provide generation of APC and T cells and 'fine-tuning'.

Redundant light industrial buildings in the East End had provided generations of artists with inexpensive studio space.

His enthusiasm for the city's palatial metro system or the grimmest Soviet memorials has provided generations of visitors with a unique way into Russian culture and history.

Find out how schools and teachers think this will affect exchanges, which have provided generations of children with their first taste of what it feels like to live in another country.

It's named for the conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, who, one of the resident divas readily points out, inherited a fortune based on laxatives that provided generations of ageing folk with much needed relief.

Rickman put his suave, insinuating tones to tremendous use, turning in a definitive performance as the contemporary Eurovillain and providing generations of Brit stage actors with endless work in Hollywood blockbusters.