Sentence examples for years for a generation from inspiring English sources

Taking 25 years for a generation, the studied variant would have been introduced in the population 225 years ago, with a confidence interval ranging from 100 to 550 years.

For example, take ν(t)=0.1 over a species tree branch spanning time interval t=[0,1] when time is measured in millions of years; For a generation time of 1 year (τ=10−6 Myr) those translate to one hundred thousand individuals (i.e. N e = ν/ τ=0.1/10−6) over one million years.

Coupled to the boom in law schools (opening at a rate of more than one per year for a generation), the proliferation of student-edited publications, a true anomaly in academe, means an accelerating demand for material.

"Self-regulation" has been the regulation of choice for corporations for years, and for a generation of politicians in their pocket.

In his letter on the Labour website, Brown said: "The choices we make in the next year will define the future of our country, not just for five years, but for a generation to come.

attendees have been waiting for many years for a second generation of reforms.

But we can't wait 20 years for a new generation of empathic citizens to emerge.

Yet at the national level it may take years for a new generation of politicians to break through today's crowd of gerontocrats.

SIME recently revived it's dotcom glory years for a new generation in Stockholm.

It may take years for a new generation of women to move through the higher education journey and take on leadership positions in STEM fields.

GCSEs are to be replaced by English Baccalaureate certificates in secondary schools in England, representing the most radical shake-up of exams for 16-year-olds for a generation.