Sentence examples for generational balance from inspiring English sources

In choosing Mr. Quayle, Mr. Bush sought something else: generational balance.

The selection gives generational balance to Shea's ticket but, with both candidates from the Baltimore area, it does not offer the geographical balance that gubernatorial candidates often seek.

Many at this point will ask: what about the triple lock for pensioners, the generational balance of support and the level of investment in the welfare state?

3. Schools need a generational balance for the greatest efficiency.

And neither campaign has forgotten that the presidency and the Senate hold the key to the selection of justices of the Supreme Court, and a potential generational shift in the balance on the court.

Westminster as a whole appears to lack the resolve to restore balance to the generational scales.

But the way policymakers achieve balance has profound generational implications too -- and the sequester would continue a pattern in which the costs of fiscal adjustment are excessively imposed on the young.

This week, an influential think-tank called the Resolution Foundation suggested that all millennials should receive a £10,000 government handout when they turn 25, to balance out the broken "generational contract" between millennials and the more affluent, asset-owning baby-boomers.

To control for gender or generational differences the Crush and Sham groups were balanced with littermates of both sexes.

Attitudes on work-life balance will continue to evolve with cultural, generational and economic changes.

Table 3 also contains results for the same nine items from the generational analysis for physicians' work hours, patient care and work-life balance with comparisons by gender.