Sentence examples for some generations from inspiring English sources

It is anticipated that the generic CMOS device will continue to shrink for some generations before the end of the Moore's law and that the gate length of the transistor will be eventually shortened to some few nanometers.

To some generations much is given.

IN LONDON some generations ago people didn't go to the cinema, they went to the "pictures".

"It takes some generations," Mr. Cohen said, "but it will be the case".

The privileged whites left some generations ago, leaving black children to spend their short lives scavenging.

David Willetts is flagging up the fact that over the decades some generations can do better than others.

His mother had distant aristocratic origins, being descended from one of the sultan of Jogjakarta's concubines some generations back.

Whereas Laozi in his book as well as in his life (in legend) was concerned with Daoist rule, Zhuangzi, some generations later, rejected all participation in society.

As Crosland argued, "no justified inequalities" would give the left a project to pursue for some generations before the question of a theoretical endpoint arose.

Maybe some generations have yawned and turned over in bed: but others - when Gandhi or Mandela called - have rocked the world their own way.

"To think that children some generations down the road will have no idea what a janga or a crayfish looks like...."....