Sentence examples for well for generations from inspiring English sources

It was a compromise that was to work well for generations to come.

The Conservatives' position appeared to be hardening too, with several senior party members going on television to say emphatically that Mr. Cameron should not even consider proposals on proportional representation that would change a voting system that had served the party well for generations.

I don't know of any magic formula to lift up the less fortunate while preserving the system that has served us so well for generations.

"Gap provided customers with a uniform, which worked so well for Generation X," says Bernadette Kissane, apparel and footwear analyst at Euromonitor International.

The GaN based metal semiconductor field effect transistor (MESFET) devices have been designed by employing finite difference method in order to fit quite well for generation of terahertz signals.

It is clear enough what the FA is up to: here, finally is an attempt to provide an actual text, some more precise idea of how exactly we are supposed to play this game, the first since the discredited long-ball gospels produced in the 1970s and 1980s by Charles Hughes, high priest of direct football who "poisoned the wells" for generations to come.

"The foundation now has the potential to do good for generations, well into the next century," Reilly said.

It seems that what millennials want, as well as flexibility, fairness, and tolerance – all touted as strengths of this generation – is for capitalism, which they think worked so well for previous generations, to fulfil its promise to them.

The methods that worked well for past generations may not work as well for today's students.

The S.E.C. should worry about fixing disclosure rules, which have worked reasonably well for two generations, said Arthur Levitt, a former chairman of the commission.

None of this bodes well for younger generations, who will probably end up paying more in Social Security taxes and receive less in benefits.