Sentence examples for the next two generations from inspiring English sources

Over the next two generations, the businesses founded by these peddlers grew into the scrap fortunes of America.

PARIS — The Louvre Museum struck gold with the fascinating show featuring Titian and the two most important painters of the next two generations who tried to emulate him.

The next two generations entering the workforce may not be technologically smarter, but they are more comfortable with technology, and their culture will soon dominate organizations.

Mrs. Bamberger survived the war and ended up in Ecuador, where she began a search that was to be pursued by the next two generations of her family.

The systems could advance quickly enough to begin to play a role within the next two generations of chip-making gear, I.B.M. said.

Troubling Trends An S.U.V. Culture Shifts to Third World Projections for the next two generations do not bode well for easing environmental problems.

Over the next five generations, the family bought more acres, multiplying that small allotment of land into a huge stretch of property.

In this book, Blume "listens in" on the community shortly before the first crash and follows the fallout for the next three generations.

The name, N7, is a reference to an Iroquois belief in sustainability which urges leaders to consider the impact of decisions on the next seven generations.

The price for doing this must be set against the cost, for the next three generations, of unemployment and the physical and mental wellbeing of a community.

"Our teachers have told us, when we make a decision we have to look at how it affects the next seven generations.