Sentence examples for well generations from inspiring English sources

Cuban-American relations produced a brush with thermonuclear war in 1962, a permanently crippled Cuban economy and — well, generations of successful anti-Castro politicians in Miami and beyond.

When you challenge those numbers, there are so many excuses that begin with: "Why aren't families teaching their kids, preparing them for school?" Well, generations haven't been prepared.

A music legacy with a slew of memorable genre-defying hits that have not just helped define the sound of the much criticized Disco era but also provided the soundtrack to, indeed, an entire generation, but as well generations to come.

The two presidential candidates represent dramatically different ideologies and political styles, as well as generations.

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

That diversity points to a legacy that transcends genres as well as generations.

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

There are three well-defined generations, and a nebulous, not well agreed-upon designation for the fourth generation.

These regulated monopolies took responsibility for the whole system -- transmission and distribution as well as generation.

Our results confirm the benefits of market coupling in terms of welfare as well as generation adequacy.

In the final outcome the extent of hemolysis was found to be concentration as well as generation dependent.