Sentence examples for major generational challenge from inspiring English sources

"We face a major generational challenge".

"This is a major generational change.

"I think there's going to be a generational challenge.

In any case, a generational challenge has already been taken up elsewhere.

It isn't some great generational challenge, it's just a small matter of adjustment.

"A lot of this is a generational challenge," said Mr. Lowry.

The ONS research indicates a major generational change in the profile of homeownership.

In a major generational shift, Ms. Schriock, now 40, adopted Internet technology for fund-raising, marketing and recruiting.

Since 9/11, the war on terrorism has often been compared to the generational challenge of Pearl Harbor; but Franklin D. Roosevelt's sons all enlisted soon after that attack.

The result is also a generational challenge to progressive politics to find the radical and credible message that eludes them in so many countries, not just in America.

Douglas Alexander, Labour's Atlanticist election co-ordinator, said Axelrod understands that the generational challenge is "how to restore the link between growth and wages of most people".