Sentence examples for biggest generation from inspiring English sources

Video games have created what must be the biggest generation gap since rock 'n' roll.

'I don't like this election': will millennials, the biggest generation, turn out to vote?

And millennials — now the biggest generation in the workforce — are reported to be relatively comfortable with the idea of talking about what they make.

Brown's views appear to be shared by many millennials, the 83 million Americans born between 1981 and 1996, who constitute the nation's biggest generation.

Since the youngest of the baby-boomers are now in their early 50s, and since no politician would dare touch the benefits of those close to retirement, America's biggest generation has now protected itself from cuts to Social Security.Bring back DickAs entitlement spending has risen, it has squeezed the other bits of the budget.

By the time they reach maturity, they will number nearly 80m, the biggest generation in North American history.They are also the "net generation", the first to grow up never knowing a time before computers, and not much time before the Internet.

Consider everyone — not just those of the newest or biggest generations.

There is a big generation gap in this movement, though.

It's the "Big" generation, and the world is our rec room.

Only Pollock, of the artists of the great or big generation, seems today as large as Cornell.

But the survey found another pattern of differences, involving big generation gaps, that may point to a more understanding future.