Sentence examples for down the generational from inspiring English sources

Although parents are often portrayed as fumbling, naive and strict, many ABC family episodes break down the generational barrier and show confused teenagers coming to their parents for advice about friends, sex and school.

As the foundation says, they need to be discouraged from hoarding and made to realise that someone further down the generational chain is suffering as a consequence.

Anchored in growing scientific, economic and human development evidence, ECD programmes can not only improve young children's capacity to develop and learn, they can break down the inter-generational cycle that prevents children from achieving their full potential from malnutrition, illnesses, impaired learning, and even school dropout.

"A lot of the change is partly down to the generational aspect, which is impacted a bit by the ageing population, but most of is just everybody changing.

We need to break down the silos that generational segregation has built.

Young, Old and YouTube: In music, the generational divide comes down to radio versus YouTube.

As more baby boomers (who are living longer) and young people go online and participate in a flat virtual environment, the generational distinctions break down.

We have been separated from the generational relationships that might have passed this vitality down".

That adds significance to the generational handover that began last year, when Jay Leno stepped down as host of NBC's "Tonight Show".

So they have a new line: We must bring down the deficit right away because it's "generational warfare," imposing a crippling burden on the next generation.

Those Mets teams broke down on generational and not, as many professional clubs do, racial lines.