Sentences with phrase «risks losing another generation»

With these odds, it's no surprise that many women choose not to put themselves forward, and as a result America risks losing another generation of talent.

The pet industry risks losing a generation of future pet parents to video games and smart - phone apps if kids have no firsthand experience in caring for an aquarium, playing with a guinea pig or watching a bearded dragon in its habitat.

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Reshef says that in Syria alone, there are between 100,000 and 300,000 college aid students who have left off their studies as a result of displacement and the conflict, and this represents a terrible crisis for education, and the risk of creating an entire lost generation.

I personally believe that SCOTUS crossed a very dangerous line here, one that will put the republicans at risk of losing a large portion of the women's vote and we'll top that with the generation that is up and coming... so a wide range of women who are going to be rather displeased.

At a time when youth unemployment is at 20 %, slashing the Education Maintenance Allowance and tripling university fees, risks alienating a generation of young people and losing their talent at society's longer term cost.

«The government has not given young people the support they need and risks creating a lost generation.»

Companies that do not have a succession plan in place in which their seasoned professionals are teaching the younger, less experienced generations risk losing far more than talent.

No longer could Microsoft sit by idly and risk losing any more momentum early in the generation.

If we aren't sharing and making a safe space to just get weird / be serious about painting, we run the risk of losing a generation or more of people who understand painting which means we could loose painting it forever — stop being able to understand the language.

Some property managers and landlords may prefer to communicate the old - fashioned way, but may risk losing some of this generation who are accustomed to multitasking on their digital devices.