Sentence examples for upcoming generation from inspiring English sources

She is a central figure for the upcoming generation, too.

The upcoming generation is being squeezed harder and has fewer choices than ever.

A couple of the next-big-IPs for the upcoming generation of consoles are "persistent world" games.

West Africa's biggest musical export may now be politically vacuous afropop, but some among the upcoming generation want to return to socially conscious music.

Watching the upcoming generation of both designers and customers, he noted the importance of never being complacent as a designer, and the need to always reinvent.

Salomon Lilian of Amsterdam, one of the most talented professionals in the upcoming generation of Old Master specialists, had teased out of its cache a previously unrecorded still life signed by Balthasar van der Ast, in the 1630s.

In a hallway, away from the music, Lieberman listed the events she had lined up for the next few days, and spoke of the political transformation of the upcoming generation.

Many of the contracts, Mr. Verwaayen said, were for trials of equipment based on LTE, or Long Term Evolution, the upcoming generation of super high-speed wireless networks that are currently being tested around the world.

For older men like Joe Meek, pleasure might have been irrevocably stained by guilt but, for the upcoming generation of 20 year olds, the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885 was an anachronistic irrelevance.

Consider the upcoming generation - a generation where babies instinctively reach out and touch screens, and anyone who doesn't have some sort of device by the time they reach primary school risks being abandoned as a social pariah.

I don't pretend to know about the upcoming generation of Japanese politicians, but one thing became clear to me in my conversations: The vast majority of young people I spoke to were distrustful of the government's statements, and resentful of the way it was putting out (or not putting out) details on the crisis.