Sentence examples for transition to a fourth generation from inspiring English sources

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger is retiring from the board of The New York Times Company, completing the transition to a fourth generation of family leadership at the company.

This year's meeting will herald a transition to a fifth generation of top party elite led by the vice-president, Xi Jinping.

Therefore, transition from the first (edible crops) and second generation (lignocellulosic biomass from dedicated non-edible crops like switchgrass and agricultural waste) to a third generation of biofuel, such as microalgae, is a promising option of sustainable biofuel production.

The move may also come amid another transition, as a third generation of the Newhouse family prepares to take command of the company.

But what the absence of open democracy means is demonstrated by China's transition to the Fifth Generation of Communist leaders at a Party Congress opening on Thursday.

"It's not surprising given the transition to this third generation, that there would be close scrutiny of loyalty to the leader, and a witch hunt for people".

But in the first sign of a changing of the guard, he has indicated he is now managing a transition to a new generation.

But he may still be able to help make a transition to a new generation of moderate Palestinian leaders.

But the announcement has again postponed the potentially difficult but inevitable transition to a younger generation, our analyst says.

There was a fourth generation.

In this series, a failed first-generation patellofemoral arthroplasty was revised to a second-generation prosthesis.