Defined contribution, he added, "may create a generational gap, by alienating older employees who cannot afford the same benefits" as younger people who need fewer services.
Speaking to Andrew Marr he said that a simple majority, however close, would be accepted by both sides in the campaign and there would be a "generational" gap before another independence referendum.
"If only established investigators continue to be funded there will be a generational gap, and that's bad for neuroscience and science in general".
43 This study suggests there may be a generational gap in the level of social support experienced by cancer patients.
'There is a generational gap,' he claims.
Ellis thinks that Deen's popularity is an example of a generational gap.
There is of course a generational gap, but the joys of bridging it are much underrated.
But it also underscored a generational gap that was apparent all evening.
The problem is there seems to be a generational gap in the ranks of today's most celebrated conductors.
Craig Gerber, who created "Elena of Avalor," said the accents simply reflect a generational gap, a dynamic seen in many Latino families.
