Sentence examples for a generation issue from inspiring English sources

You cope with change by introducing new brands, not by expanding existing brands.It's a generation issue.

Marshall says that this is not a generation issue.

Last year both Mr Salmond and Ms Sturgeon emphasised the in-out vote was a "once-in-a-generation" issue.

As food security becomes a defining issue for a generation, take a class with Fred Bahnson, director of Wake Forest School of Divinity's Food, Faith and Religious Leadership Initiative and author of "Soil and Sacrament: A Spiritual Memoir of Food and Faith".

[On gay marriage] It's a younger generation issue.

And though climate change is perhaps a uniquely generation issue since seniors won't be around to suffer its worst consequences, young people are far more progressive than their parents on a host of other issues, from immigration to racial discrimination.

Similarly, Araki et al. (2007) found that captivity in winter-run steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) decreased reproductive success in the wild by 55% between wild-born offspring sired by wild-born parents and a first generation issued from captive-born parent once released in the wild.

Re "Stripped of Citizenship, Jordanians of Palestinian Origin Are Set Adrift" (news article, March 14): For a generation, the issue of the displaced Palestinian refugees has inflamed the Middle East and galvanized international sympathy for the Palestinian cause.

For the first time in a generation, the issue of climate change was not specifically raised in a presidential debate.

That would be Kid President, the self-appointed voice of a generation, who issued an open letter to all moms yesterday.

And I think it is important to say with this piece that racism is not just an older-generation issue.