Sentences with phrase «face losing another generation»

If we are truly committed to educating our black male students then our discipline model must change or we face losing another generation of under - educated black male students who will not contribute to society in a positive manner.

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Gawker is the only one among a new generation of media companies that appears ready to stand its ground in the face of legal threats; if it loses, there may soon be no one else who is willing to do so.

To suggest church leaders must heed the call to change now or forever lose the millennial generation seems to fly in the face of authenticity.

In 2014, Keurig — faced with losing market share to the «other brands» — rolled out a new generation of brewer called Keurig 2.0.

It will last you a long time and the new generation offers many different carry positions including front, back, and hip carry with inward and outward facing options, without losing the so important ergonomic leg positioning.

Madam Addae expressed the belief that socio - economic challenges facing the country is an indication that Ghana had sinned terribly, had lost a generation and is about to lose another.

Past generations of the Honda Accord may have become lost in the competitive shuffle, but the 2013 model faces off well with the likes of the Toyota Camry and Hyundai Sonata.

It is impossible to shake the nagging feeling the best years of my generation's careers face a second lost decade, marred by irresolvable constitutional riddles, economic arguments that would shame a kindergarten class and the fear a nuclear arsenal resides in the hands of a reckless real estate mogul whose personal arrogance is only matched by his geopolitical ineptitude.

By losing out on years of critical free - range play, children fail to overcome phobias and suffer more from separation anxiety, which translates to a generation that faces a unique identity crisis — fear of growing up.

Fundamentally, the Inquiry offers an opportunity for survivors and families members of lost loved ones to share their stories and express their views in hopes that the younger generation will not face the same realities.

With this record number of youth unemployment in the UK, TUC general secretary Brendan Barber argues, With more than a fifth of young people out of work, we face a real danger of losing another generation of young people to unemployment and wasted ambition.

Our team is uniquely, passionately and strategically committed to ending Alzheimer's without losing another generation and to providing an unparalleled model of care for families facing this devastating disease.

It's heartbreaking to hear the names and see the faces of those innocents who were lost and to know that so many families who were affected, literally over the generations, not just parents and siblings, but grandparents, all the extended family, and the first responders and those in law enforcement, will live with the shock and pain of yesterday's horrific events for the rest of their lives.