Sentence examples for generational distribution from inspiring English sources

There is, though, an obvious danger in characterising young people's predicament as a largely matter of generational distribution.

There are some reasons to believe this, but it is also likely that the recent financial crash will alter any generational distribution of money, since the boomers are retiring just as the value of their pension assets has been sharply knocked down.

Weak sustainability may also concern eco-justice, which consists in examining the intra and inter-generational distribution of resources, including social and environmental performance.

Ageing turns it into a generational conflict about distribution of national income with the elderly insisting that the young generation support them and the young generation resisting by drawing lines for how big a burden can be passed on their shoulders.

Varicella vaccination may result in profound trans-generational differences in distribution of health benefits and losses.

Our analyses have revealed profound trans-generational differences in the distribution of health benefits and losses, thereby underscoring the importance to study effects beyond the mean in the population at large.

This expanded care system should be funded through a more equitable distribution of the generational burden: for example, ending higher-rate pension tax relief in the UK would raise over £7bn a year, augmented by a progressive system of wealth and property taxation.

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That is why our voice is so important to show our responsibility and the need for a just distribution that also crosses generational borders".

The generational recruitment method proved surprisingly able to generate participants from a wide spectrum of society – the age and socioeconomic distribution, and to a lesser extent geographic distribution, of late-generation recruits to our cohort was wide-ranging and was about the same irrespective of the selective distribution of the proband generation.

Some specialties have a top-heavy age distribution, which will lead to a problem of generational replacement in ten or fifteen years that will be difficult to resolve with the current rates of specialist training residencies [ 22].