intergenerational

Definitions

Examples

• Before the pandemic, companies launched intergenerational mentoring programs because they worried that older workers, who were retiring later, lacked digital fluency.

• From today’s evidence, we know that there might be intergenerational effects and pollution might also have longer-lasting effects that might affect cognitive capacities.

• Through Smith’s clear-eyed storytelling, he illustrates just how deeply the consequences of this intergenerational history manifest in the present day, both politically and personally.

• Homes tend to appreciate over time, which provides an engine for intergenerational accumulation.

• It’s true, for example, that there’s a substantial intergenerational wealth gap in the US.

• Faced with an economic challenge, they took slavery and made it an intergenerational institution based on physical difference.

• We can group the appropriate United States policies into three areas: interpersonal, intergovernmental, and intergenerational.

• Besides drugs, another factor behind the riots is the idea of intergenerational disadvantage being passed on.

• Bask in the intergenerational warmth as they rock ‘n’ twang together.