Sentence examples for past generational from inspiring English sources

I think the past generational winners accrue significant cash (and a high stock price) with which they can do acquisitions.

Zynga arguably has a better chance of succeeding at that mission than past generational games companies like Hasbro (owner of Parker Brothers and Milton Bradley) or Nintendo.

But in the past, their generational differences with younger voters, at least in presidential voting, have been less clear.

Jackson says that the issue is, in part, generational — that the old way may have made sense in the past, but technology has conditioned younger workers to expect "more frequent feedback".

He ends up siding with those who take hope in future generations overcoming the prejudice of the past: In the long run, generational changes grind inexorably away.

Both are expected to make their candidacies formal sometime this month, but their experiences of the past few weeks have brought generational challenges for each into sharper focus ahead of those announcements.

The Mitsubishi model of a company built to last the ages still exists, but with the advent of the tech industry and the accompanying startup culture, many old-school concepts of a generational business lineage, past and future, are harder and harder to find.

Following that acquisition, the ship and crew is approached by a version of Enterprise which had been sent 117 years into the past and has become a generational ship attempting not to disrupt the timeline.

Symonds's decision to present the difficulty of knowing the Greek past in terms of cross-generational erotics is not a coincidence.

Talk of "generational change" over the past few years was seemingly a charade.One of the few exceptions is the relatively young prime minister, Mr Desalegn.

When I caught myself last week doing the Bieber "Sorry" dance while preparing my kids' dinner, I realised I'd gone past annoying Cool Mom status to Generational Parody.