Sentence examples for generational split from inspiring English sources
But they also show a widening generational split.
Alt comedy created, or exacerbated, a generational split.
The dressing-room disputes symbolised a generational split.
Finally, some observers see a generational split here.
The generational split has become particularly defining in London.
His candidacy has added a generational split to the coalition's other failings.
Isolating Our Elders The demonstrated benefits of social involvement raise serious questions about the generational splits in current society.
The same generational splits were visible when it came to gender: Clinton led by 33 points among women over 50 and by 31 points among older men.
Bobby Duffy, who studied generational splits on opinions and behaviours for Ipsos Mori, explained: "One of the biggest trends is feeling close to one particular party; it's very generational – you've got 70percentt of the pre-war generation saying they feel close to one political party, then it goes down progressively with Baby Boomers, Gen X and all the way down to 20percentt of millennials.
On the first point, Hais and Winograd did a large sample generational poll in February, and found that millennials were still far more favorable to Obama (56% favorable to 36% unfavorable) than older generations (split evenly at 46% to 46%).
Trump's support for Israel and for Netanyahu personally has played well with his conservative political base, and the latest development comes as Democrats face a generational and ideological split over the nature of American support for Israel.
