Sentence examples for generational squeeze from inspiring English sources

The generational squeeze hasn't hit home yet, says Sefton.

Bill Neugent, an engineer in McLean, Va., is doing his bit to ease the looming generational financial squeeze as the nation's 75 million baby boomers begin to retire.

Because it kind of is, at least if you take into account the enormous menu, the weirdly broad range of dishes, and the number of multi-generational families who squeeze around the huge tables and the purple velvet booths, because it is the only restaurant everybody can agree on.

Resolution said it is concerned that the rising cost of homeownership is exacerbating a generational divide, which has seen the baby boomer generation accumulate a financial cushion, while younger workers have struggled as wages have been squeezed.

A generational taste shift?

This change is generational.

Maybe it's generational.

Why the generational division?

It may be generational.

One reason is generational.

That's a generational thing.