generational change

collocation in English

meanings of generationaland change

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generational
adjective
uk /ˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən.əl/ us /ˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən.əl/
relating to different generations (= groups of people or members of a family who are around the ...
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change
noun
uk /tʃeɪndʒ/ us /tʃeɪndʒ/
the act of becoming different, or the result of something ...
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Examples of generational change

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A significant generationalchange in the industry, reflected in opposing musical tastes, was clearly emerging.
The 30-year-olds are on the frontier, and from that point onward there is ongoing generationalchange.
Simultaneously, we need to take account of generationalchange.
A number of dentists referred to generationalchange in attitudes.
In other words, the most recent research on linguistic change suggests that generationalchange and communal change can progress simultaneously.
Critical to the exploration we undertake here are the issues surrounding different types of linguistic change, namely age-grading versus generationalchange versus communal change.
This book is essentially a study of generationalchange reflecting and illuminating the wider social and cultural developments of the period.
A generationalchange has therefore been underway in many large private-sector companies.
Is what is going on here reasonably interpreted as generationalchange in this sense?
They gathered data on the economic dynamics, spatial mobility, social identity, and gender and generationalchange embedded in processes of rural transformation.
Compared to the process of genetic variation that occurs through generationalchange, rules of conduct and cultural norms can be acquired and transmitted much faster.
All these findings suggest that generationalchange, the expansion of education, and rising standards of living may not further the spread of popular commitment to democracy in these countries.
Now, to make sure this is a generationalchange (individuals do not change, but each new generation increases the use of the variable), a trend study is needed.
Hence, the overall impact of post-materialism on democratisation and national elections is still rather small, but can be expected to grow in the future with generationalchange.
The issue of generationalchange will be one of our concerns.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Under the new common agricultural policy, the generationalchange must therefore be regarded as one of the priorities.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Generationalchange is never easy for politicians because there are few quick wins and no artificial four or five-year cycles.
From the
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There has been a generationalchange since 1979.
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The studio became the main workshop for avant-garde and experimental filming, contributing greatly to the generationalchange of the sixties.
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