Sentences with phrase «than that of previous generations»

The phrase means that something has a greater level or degree of something than what was experienced by people in past generations. Full definition
For the first time, today's graduates are facing an American economy that is not promising to be more financially successful than that of the previous generation.
However, empirical studies find that today's public school students are slightly more advantaged than those of previous generations.
The car has a wheelbase 5 inches longer than that of the previous generation, and most of that shows up as additional rear legroom.
We think the overall integration of headlights, grille and other elements feels more cohesive on this model than that of the previous generation.
It also means that those preparing for retirement today need a different strategy than that of previous generations.
It is 16 kg lighter than that of the previous generation Civic, while exhibiting 52 percent greater torsional stiffness.
The ride quality is noticeably better than that of previous generation MINIs, but the car doesn't have the sophisticated balance of bump - soaking comfort and handling feel that, say, a Ford Fiesta has.
The historic fact remains, and we in the twentieth century, with a conception of God infinitely greater than that of any previous generation, may have to short - circuit the centuries and let the startling truth break over us afresh — that we live on a visited planet.
I will leave it to authors more knowledgeable than I to decide whether the darkness that plagues our times is lighter or darker than that of previous generations.
«The United States may be in the midst of raising the first generation since [our] nation's founding that will have a shorter predicted life span than that of the previous generation
The packaging of the new Dior Addict Lipstick is very slightly slimmer than that of the previous generation.
While millennials in the U.S. have attended more years of school than previous generations, their skills in literacy, numeracy, and problem solving are lower than those of previous generations and of their peers in other nations.
These prices are actually less than those of the previous generation, made even sweeter by the inclusion of more equipment - like Bluetooth, USB port, iDrive and an anti-theft alarm — standard.
Volkswagen would, however, like shoppers to notice the Jetta's new sheet metal, which, ironically, is far less Corolla - sequel than that of the previous generation.
The electrical connection between the new cover's lamp and the Kindle Touch is a much better design than that of the previous generation.
Mastercard notes that Affluent consumers in Asia Pacific possess greater spending power than that of previous generations, and devote a significant amount of their income to dining out.
The lives of today's young Americans look a lot different than those of previous generations.
The Stingray's aluminum frame is 99 pounds lighter than that of the previous generation, contributing to significant weight savings.
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