Sentence examples for smaller generation from inspiring English sources

A smaller generation will replace them in the workforce.

There are disproportionately more old people depending upon a smaller generation behind them.

Authorities have begun to accept (much too late) the demographic downsides of maintaining a one-child quota: among them a shrinking labour force and an ageing population that will put a strain on a smaller generation of children and taxpayers.

The world may yet become unlivable, but by using less of everything we may buy a (smaller) generation or two the time to lead something of the life that we have taken for granted.

Fewer workers will pay contributions into pay-as-you-go state pension systems; more people will be drawing a pension from them.The shock to state pension systems is not caused only by past fluctuations in fertility the ageing of the baby-boomers, as they become pensioners, and their replacement by a smaller generation of younger workers.

By the fourth quarter of last year Intel started shipping the new, smaller generation of chips from its Oregon plant, which helped the company achieve its highest ever gross margin.Still, over the medium term Intel cannot correct America's trade deficit by itself.

This situation is bringing the opportunity for electricity users to generate power by using small-scale generation systems with emerging technologies, allowing the development of distributed generation (DG).

Ofgem said: "There has been huge growth in small-scale generation in Great Britain.

Political risk, as well as economic necessity, also favour small-scale generation.

There will be a place for niche firms, particularly in the small-scale generation market.

Microgeneration, small-scale generation of heat and power designed to suit the needs of communities, businesses, or residences.