Sentence examples for smaller generations from inspiring English sources

But as baby-boomers retire, they are being replaced by smaller generations born when fertility was much lower.

How future smaller generations will repay German debts, much less the mounting liabilities and guarantees meant to contain the euro-zone debt crisis, is a central question here.

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.

Humanized single chains antibodies (huscFv) are smaller generation of antibodies with lower immunogenicity may overcome these limitations.

The generation node 13 with smaller generation capacity in IEEE 30 bus system is replaced by a wind farm with the power curve shown in Fig. 4.

Then, there is hardly any convergence in the 2020s and early 2030s while East-European regions experience an alleviating echo effect of a relatively smaller generation born to the very small generation of parents born in the 1990s (see, for example, population pyramids for Romania in the Appendix, Figure 11).

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.