Sentence examples for intergenerational life from inspiring English sources

I've seen some great work in recent years that is genuinely participatory, intergenerational, life enhancing and sometimes life-changing, and if you don't believe me, check out this feature in the Stage that celebrates British theatre waking up to the fact that outreach is not actually outreach but core.

Intergenerational life cycles make it possible for organisms to form reproductive lineages of living things.

Although reproduction itself has sometimes been thought of as part of an organism's life cycle, we should think about this more carefully in articulating the role of reproduction in intergenerational life cycles that characterize organisms in general.

Intergenerational life is part of indigenous life.

Some scholars have advocated combining family structure and family life cycle to analyze intergenerational living arrangements (Yang and Shen 2000).

This author believes that family life cycle will inevitably affect intergenerational living arrangements in modern cities, but that alone is not sufficient to explain such frequent and flexible intergenerational flow.

Intergenerational living arrangements are affected by family life cycle that are usually irreversible and immutable, while the changes to intergenerational living arrangements discussed herein are usually flexible and short-lived, and families may revert to the original form of the family's life cycle after a certain time.

Platform, Glasgow's ongoing Made in Easterhouse festival continues with Sarah Hopfinger's intergenerational Wild Life.

Fully delineating the intergenerational and life long biological effects of changes in nutrition with economic development could be key to developing effective interventions and ensuring that men benefit as much as women from economic development.

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According to Lawlor, the best-designed city for children would comprise three inter-locking elements: intergenerational spaces, life-long learning (linking early years education with the world of work), and putting special educational needs at the heart of learning, to create whole communities of learners.