Sentence examples for specific generations from inspiring English sources

China News has gone so far as to christen a nickname: In history, young Americans have always been lumped into specific "generations".

Much of the methodology and terminology used here comes directly from the writings of Mr. Strauss and Mr. Howe, as do many of the qualities ascribed to specific generations like the Baby Boomers and the Millennials.

In history, young Americans have always been lumped into specific "generations". There was "The Lost Generation" after the First World War, and then "The Beat Generation" after the Second World War.

The cohort effect may indicate changes in exposures that are particular to specific generations [ 15, 16].

In the pure age model, no temporal change is present (i.e. no change in mortality neither over time nor for specific generations).

However, if the primary interest is Ne in specific generations, which might vary considerably, then careful consideration is needed to determine whether combining estimates is desirable.

More than just a vulgar comedy about a talking teddy bear, more than just a generic arrested development story, Ted specifically targets a specific generation for holding on to their pop-culture memories like a security blanket.

This insight into mechanism, however, cannot explain the specific generation of linear ubiquitin linkages by HOIP, because Parkin is known to generate K48- and K63-linked chains [ 31, 32].

Too much is a specific generation benefiting in an unrepeatable way.

This story shows that no one is guilty or innocent simply by virtue of membership in a specific generation.

I was also interested in writing about this really specific generation of immigrants: kids who come when they're really young and so have a bifurcated childhood.