Some critics claim that although the present generation does indeed have a duty to take future generations into account, the concerns of future generations have less weight than those of the present.
Cancer genes involved in hereditary breast/ovarian cancer were identified >15 years ago, and dealing with the reproductive concerns of upcoming generations is a new issue, which needs to be addressed at adult cancer genetic clinics.
She reflected the real concerns of her generation and background in Labour constituencies..
Mrs. Schiff has emerged as an influential adviser to her father, particularly on addressing concerns of her generation.
"Both Democrats and Republicans need to listen and respond to the concerns of our generation," he said.
His peers are older now, many of them married with children in college, as he is, and Mr. Weller, 65, is still writing about the pressing concerns of his generation.
The same characteristics of the Baldwin brand that so "estranged" him from the concerns of his generation and of black America writ large — his intersectionality before that was a thing — are what make him such an exemplar of the decidedly queer-inflected mood of the Black Lives Matter era now.
So, too, Rob Bell is articulating the concerns of a generation of Christians schooled in toleration, whose neighbors and coworkers and siblings are Muslim or Buddhist or agnostic, a generation whose pluralist social commitments are at odds with theological commitments to limited salvation.
Our generation is just now beginning to flex its political muscle, forcing politicians to take into consideration the concerns of our generation.
The data highlights the serious concerns of a generation entering a marketplace that devalues their degrees and could signal a turning point in the higher education marketplace.
