Sentence examples for success for generations from inspiring English sources

Farming never ceased to be hard work, and getting off the farm was a mark of success for generations.

African Americans have been earning success for generations, despite the efforts of politicians like Bush -- who purged Florida's rolls of minority voters and abolished affirmative action at state universities.

While our nation's long-term fiscal challenges require decisive action, such action cannot be at the expense of the innovation that has driven our nation's economic success for generations.

If the 2012 election showed anything, it showed that the American people know taxes are the price we pay for a civilized society, and ensure enduring success for generations to come.

Unfortunately, we did not quantify larval molting success for generations F1 F4, precluding an overall comparison of data from the five larval generations.

But I worry that our current broken immigration policies are hindering America's chances of success for future generations.

If our generation stands together, and demands fair working practices, we would not only be setting our selves up for future economic success, but we would be setting up success for future generations.

The model the panel should seek to emulate is that of the Millennium Declaration, the springboard for the MDGs, which changed the way governments and aid agencies work – and how they measure their success – for a generation.

This section asks whether more involvement and more frequent parental support lead to greater chances of educational success for second-generation Turks compared to the comparison group.

"Hopefully it can kick on a period of success for this generation of players to win a number of trophies," Brown told BBC Radio Merseyside.

Interestingly, while the overall model presented in Model 1 did not indicate that older siblings' involvement had a significant impact, the terms of the interaction made it clear that support provided by older brothers and sisters is important for educational success for second-generation Turks in Austria.