Sentence examples for generational conflicts from inspiring English sources

And it hasn't been without its challenges, notes Generations At Work, a company that facilitates generational conflicts in the workplace.

These differences reveal the relationships between the young generation and older generations (the pediatrics geriatrics relationship), which may cause problems such as generational conflicts.

Some GPs and PNs do not expect benefits from illuminating the familial character of T2D in ethnic minority groups because of differences in perceived controllability with regard to health and illness, causal attributions, generational conflicts and low literacy: 'The illness burden of first generation migrants might not impress the younger generations.

These generational conflicts are essential to social change.

It is revealing in its exploration of cultural and generational conflicts and moving in its optimism.

The generational conflicts he senses are not between fathers and sons, but with grandparents.

"What this artificial generational conflict fails to recognise is that different generations are already helping out each other inside the family - whereas the real division in our society is between rich and poor".

If the mantra of generational conflict was persuasive in the coalition years, the general election seems to have cemented it.

The wounds of generational conflict go deep; the often-charged passage of power from one generation to another has played a decisive role in the struggle to build a new culture beyond the shadow of cataclysm.

THE ECONOMIST: Which is a generational conflict.

At the centre is this generational conflict.