descendents

Just because fields occasionally become irrelevant doesn't mean that those workers and their descendents will never find work ever again.

Without some trickery, you can only bind events from the component you're writing to its descendents.

With a ceremony according to his own religious beliefs as he practiced them, not whatever religion descendents 8 millennia distant currently practice.

What statements you make, they seem descendents of generalizations from your experience with the.

But I think for your family and descendents it's probably for the better to keep the fortune whole.

Of course TeX and its descendents remain world-class for serious document production, even if XSL-FO-based systems have made a big dent there.

I was born in a community of mostly second- and third-generation-removed descendents of Dutch immigrants in the United States.

One occasionally hears that hereditary monarchy is superior to democracy because the monarchs must consider the effects of their decisions on their descendents.

The biggest ethnic minority in Germany are the descendents of turkish migratory workers.

Antimony and/or its descendents may be able to help out with that.

It was finally conquered in the 15th century, though its descendents remain.

Also, if that population shrinks precipitously, then that population bottlenecks can be measured in the genetic diversity of the descendents thousands of years later.

SQL, on the other hand, has a teeny tiny few spiritual fringe descendents like the various attempts at Date and Darwin's "Tutorial D".

They say "5G speeds" but neglect to tell you this is not done using LTE or Wimax (the only two protocols that ITU-R recognizes for 4G; 5G will use descendents of these as they are designed for many generation forwards and backwards compatibility in mind).