Sentence examples for some two generations from inspiring English sources
Ward, who was born some two generations after Stubbs and eagerly sought fame for himself, was well aware of his predecessor's genius.
A free copy from some two generations later is in the Prado in Madrid.
It was in the fight against this demeaning assumption that we forged a vision of gay liberation some two generations ago.
Only the dead hand of electoral habit sustained some three generations of the nomenklatura in Labour Wales.
Mae Alice is now the first native speaker of Wôpanâak in some seven generations.
Bullets, illness and starvation killed hundreds of thousands during that brief Confederacy, and some six generations later, families still decorate the graves.
It's basically the new Freelander – a car that's been around some 17 years, spanning two generations – and justifies its new name with a handful of clever tricks.
To understand why some risk factors converge within two generations and others do not, mechanisms that are associated with the changes in behavioural risk factors over generations need to be explored.
This estimation of the relative inbreeding depression is based on the change in F between two generations where some selfing occurs, i.e. this method cannot be used to estimate inbreeding depression in a completely outcrossing population.
The two generations answered differently.
"Two generations were lost".
