Sentence examples for intergenerational consequences from inspiring English sources

There's even some evidence that people are more likely now to marry across racial lines than they are to marry across class lines, and that of course has intergenerational consequences.

Her M.Phil thesis focused on the intergenerational consequences of aging and late life illness, while her BA thesis focused on the experiences of migration, religious transformation, and identity change among Chinese migrants to the Gulf.

She also studies the heterogeneous effects and the intergenerational consequences of repression.

Animal studies also provide support for the occurrence of intergenerational consequences of exposure.

A focus on the vulnerability of families, and on threats to the human capital of children with lifelong and intergenerational consequences, has accelerated international, regional and national commitments to social protection.

38 Expanding on previous research that found the early caregiving environment to be a risk factor for mental health problems, 15, 18 our findings highlight the intergenerational consequences of suboptimal caregiving.

The paper studies the dynamic allocation effects and intergenerational welfare consequences of environmental taxes.

19 As a consequence, children may also be affected by their parents' suffering from mental disturbances, and an intergenerational effect is being discussed, based on attachment theory and psychosocial stress theory.

"It's an intergenerational issue," Moudouthe said.

Other work supports this intergenerational outcome.

Since education and social mobility are closely connected, educational effects have consequences for intergenerational mobility.