Sentence examples for generational challenges from inspiring English sources

These are generational challenges, but that is no excuse for postponing them.

But generational challenges demand reforms almost as daunting as Agenda 2010.Germany wastes human capital like unmetered water.

He told me, when we talked, that Washington's us-versus-them divisions had made it impossible for any president to find solutions to a series of generational challenges, from Iraq to global climate change.

Strengthening Pakistan's weak civilian institutions, updating political parties rooted in feudal loyalties and recasting a military fixated on yesterday's enemy, and stuck in the traditions of conventional warfare, are generational challenges.

Both are expected to make their candidacies formal sometime this month, but their experiences of the past few weeks have brought generational challenges for each into sharper focus ahead of those announcements.

Opinions on the youth of Generation Y, also known as "millennials", are less surprising: good at tech stuff but truculent and a bit work-shy.Ernst & Young conducted its survey not just for clients; the consultancy felt it needed to understand generational challenges in its own workforce, says Karyn Twaronite, a partner who oversaw the work.

And it will support fellowships and interdisciplinary graduate programs and partnerships between academic institutions and innovative companies to prepare a generation of Americans to meet this generational challenge".

"I think there's going to be a generational challenge.

Rudd's generational challenge will have to wait.

In any case, a generational challenge has already been taken up elsewhere.

It isn't some great generational challenge, it's just a small matter of adjustment.