Sentence examples for started a generation from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of women in their 60's, part of the surge of divorces that started a generation ago, are finding themselves forced to stay in the work force because they lack sufficient money to retire.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Divorced Women Work Longer Hundreds of thousands of women in their 60's, part of the surge of divorces that started a generation ago, are finding themselves forced to stay in the work force because they lack sufficient money to retire.

Starting a generation ago, financial regulators became like bank guards whose bosses kept ordering them to take longer and longer coffee breaks.

But, starting a generation ago, civil-rights historians concluded that their field had focussed too heavily on the movement's leaders.

"Starting a generation ago, Republicans turned this country in a different direction and economic consequences for families have been devastating," the senator said.

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"Martin, Anthony and Lizzie have started a whole new generation of Wagner singers, a real nursery," she says.

Earlier this year AARP started a magazine, My Generation, which is offered to younger members instead of Modern Maturity, which will continue to go to older members.

Farris started a group called Generation Joshua, directed by former Bush speechwriter Ned Ryun, which pays for home-schooled kids to work on Republican campaigns.

"We've started a war of generations … They've been there for 25 to 30 years and they've led this country to catastrophe," he said.

"We've started a war of generations," Mr Grillo said in an audio statement on his website which taunted the leaders of the mainstream parties.