Sentence examples for generational tensions from inspiring English sources

Just as inflation scarred a generation of Americans, deflation has left a deep imprint on the Japanese, breeding generational tensions and a culture of pessimism, fatalism and reduced expectations.

The Rosenberg family is riven by generational tensions and conflicting views on Israel.

Our country is experiencing demographic changes, but this does not mean that generational tensions are predestined.

For inside their seemingly charmed circle some familiar generational tensions reign.

It said "generational tensions" were a significant risk as a result of the spending cuts and urged councils to create facilities where all generations could mix.

Similarly, while young people are clearly doing worse than the baby-boomers, there are few signs of serious generational tensions in Britain.

There's a generational tension trend in social movements.

Line: Colts by 6 1/2 Every Colts-Ravens matchup sparks generational tension in Baltimore.

And this generational tension -- perhaps even more than race or wealth or demography -- tends to fracture our politics.

Most of the new material was minimally rehearsed, and an undercurrent of generational tension between Mr. Prince (who conducted the newer songs) and Mr. Henderson (the old) weighed heavily.

Guthrie's objections to the way Patrick has built her career hint of a broader generational tension, between those women who struggled to open doors and the young women who later breezed through them.