Sentences with phrase «generational spectrum»

Mid-career professionals who are sometimes closer to the Baby Boomer end of the generational spectrum, however, may not be as savvy with social media, and are missing out on opportunities because they don't know what they don't know.

While most people associate cryptocurrency investment with the younger half of the generational spectrum, reports have shown that seniors in South Korea are going significantly harder in the digital paint than younger investors.

That might just explain why the average millennial on the older end of the generational spectrum is saddled with a massive amount of credit card debt — more than 10 times that of younger, post-1990s millennials.

While people across generational spectrums have tried marijuana, the heaviest users today are squarely in the 18 to 29 age bracket.

Not exact matches

Logitech's G533 wireless gaming headset is a modest generational refinement of its G933 Artemis Spectrum cousin, boasting a streamlined design, superior comfort, and a considerably lower price.