Sentence examples for millennials from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Ginsburg, who was appointed to the supreme court by Bill Clinton in 1993, has become a feminist icon among many millennials and, as "the Notorious RBG", has spawned a number of memes.

With Steely Dan, Coachella reached peak Dad, and while there was more salt and pepper hair than I'd seen at the festival all day, the baby boomers were no match for the thousands of millennials that surrounded them.

Even a majority of evangelical Millennials, clocked most recently at 64%, support same-sex marriage.

Among millennials, only 20% have made plans for how they might help their parents as the latter age.

I read that most millennials think the apocalypse has already happened so maybe they're in the acceptance phase of the death of our civilisation.

What those newcomers were to the baby-boomer generation when it first started thinking about saving for retirement, Wealthfront is to the tech-savvy millennials at the same stage in their lives, he says.Regulation has, if anything, helped the robo-advisers get off the ground.

Whether Republican or Democrat, millennials are consistently more liberal on the issue of immigration than their elders.

Research by the Pew Research Centre, a think-tank, finds that just 19% of "millennials" in America agree that "generally speaking, most people can be trusted".

Support for gay marriage stands at 81% among "millennials" (adults under 30).

Few millennials visit bank branches.

On August 12th Mr Obama sent out an e-mail inviting supporters to sign up to receive an email or a text to be the first (or in the first few million) to know who he picks as his running mate.Much of Mr Obama's support comes from members of the Millennials, the group of young people born roughly between 1978 and 1996.