Sentence examples for generational dispute from inspiring English sources

And as in the United States, because people still working are paying for retirees' benefits that are more generous than younger people can expect to receive, the budget struggle has elements of a generational dispute.

There is a deep, and at times bitter, division in the faculty-a division that began with a challenge from the political left, and has taken on some aspects of a generational dispute and an intellectual debate.

The generational dispute dividing the billionaire Pritzker family hit court Thursday, with lawyers for the family contending 18-year-old Liesel Pritzker's lawsuit claiming her trust fund was looted rested on "flimsy speculation".

However, generational disputes and regional rivalries are casting doubt on the party's ability to carry out internal reforms.

Family businesses have to deal with the generational disputes, sibling rivalries and the jealousies and tensions that divide so many families, in addition to normal business problems.

Here's my call-out for comments on Booming: If you've survived the generational disputes that are so often part of the territory for new parents and grandparents, please tell us how you smiled, nodded and went your own way — or managed to tell your mother to take her formula stash back to the store.

If you've survived the generational disputes that are so often part of the territory for new parents and grandparents, please tell us how you smiled, nodded and went your own way — or managed to tell your mother to take her formula stash back to the store.

Perhaps it was generational, too.

One big reason: generational difference.

The strong showing by the Liberal Party also put three dragons to rest, at least for the immediate future: Quebec separatism, a party leadership dispute, and a generational challenge by Stockwell Day, the 50-year-old leader of the Canadian Alliance, the new conservative party.

The dressing-room disputes symbolised a generational split.