Sentence examples for generational splits from inspiring English sources

Isolating Our Elders The demonstrated benefits of social involvement raise serious questions about the generational splits in current society.

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.

But they also show a widening generational split.

Alt comedy created, or exacerbated, a generational split.

The dressing-room disputes symbolised a generational split.

His candidacy has added a generational split to the coalition's other failings.

The best of this season's travel books are marked by a generational split.

It also reveals a clear generational split in how people are both finding and interpreting news.

The generational split is clear: the youngsters like clean-cut songs and the geezers prefer molten psychedelic mayhem.

Indeed, talk to any middle-aged Chola and her daughter and you are bound to find a generational split.

Paul Yip, a 61-year-old former adviser to Tung CHong KongHong Kong's chief executive, perceives a generational split.