Sentence examples for with past generations from inspiring English sources

A much higher proportion of homeowners over 65 are carrying mortgage debt compared with past generations.

While the elders of tomorrow may be increasingly comfortable with technology, their physical dexterity may deteriorate with age, as it has with past generations.

Even though the reformocons recognize the difficulties of the middle class, they prefer to focus not on income disparities but on "mobility," which describes how individuals fare across their own life span and in comparison with past generations.

Traditional societies used to have rites and beliefs which affirmed a sense of connectedness with past generations and responsibility for future generations; such a sense is absent from the short-term calculus of secular politics and economics.

Compared with past generations, Eble said, "female students are putting themselves into more dangerous situations than they did in my day," especially when it comes to dating and partying.

A great one is an architectural jewel in its own right, a Vanity Fair party of spot-the-dead-celebrity, a stark warning from history, a store of cracking anecdotes or a life-affirming communion with past generations.

"With the several past generations of smartphones containing desktop-class processors and the advent of native machine learning APIs that can harness them (and GPUs), the hardware exists for a blazing-fast visual search engine," Royzen wrote in an email.

There are both positive and negative kinds of baggage we carry with us from past generations, but we don't have to carry all of it forever, especially if it hurts.

"Companies are increasingly offering better benefits and perks," he adds, "as they understand that Millennials are interested in flexible schedules (to raise families and/or engage in outside-of-work activities) and in having a community feeling at work, which wasn't so much the case with respect to past generations".

He establishes creative alternatives, innovative programs and weaves the best of past generations with current trends and with an eye on what kind of country our children's children stand in line to inherit.

Making an offer for a house, something often done in past generations with little apprehension, is now riddled with worry.