Sentence examples for generational cleavage from inspiring English sources
The student revolt was the first warning shot of the growing generational cleavage that has remade the rules of engagement.
The idea that our generation constitutes an actual class, rather than an arbitrary group of people who happened to born in the 20th century's twilight, has been gaining strength over the past few years, but felt concrete the morning after the EU referendum, when a generational cleavage swelled across the country.
Also, we have to look at the generational cleavages within the Asian community.
Were you exposing cleavage?
Relying on two years of ethnographic research, including 160 in-depth interviews, 1200 surveys, focus groups and participant observation in Serbia and Croatia, I find that "lived" identity narratives are contextual, frequently contradictory, and have important generational, class, gender, and regional cleavages.
This cleavage has called into question the generational compact connecting older and younger generations: young people – of all classes – are now unlikely to achieve the standard of living their parents took for granted.
