Sentence examples for a generational struggle from inspiring English sources

Your generation fought together, you had a generational struggle, so that when you went to Congress and you served with people like Dan Inouye across the aisle with whom you did not always agree, and even someone like Mark Hatfield on your side of the aisle with whom you didn't always agree.

This precipitated a generational struggle among Democrats.

"This was not a generational struggle," he said.

The war against Isis is a generational struggle.

We are fighting a generational struggle against Islamic extremist terrorism.

And he is right that the globe is engaged in a generational struggle against Islamic extremism.

There's a generational struggle taking place all right: a struggle over what remains of our democracy.

There is a generational struggle going on, but it isn't over sex.

We must therefore brace ourselves for a long struggle, perhaps even a generational struggle.

David Cameron refused to put a timescale on the operation, but said the world faced a "generational struggle" against extremist ideology.

He said: "I wouldn't want to put a timescale on that, but I have said many times this is a generational struggle".