Sentences with phrase «life than older generations»

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Generation X: Among Gen Xers, the younger part of this cohort (ages 35 to 44) is focused more on living healthier in 2016 than any other resolution, while older Gen Xers (45 to 54) are the least concerned with this goal of any age group.

Beyond all this, the survey's central finding was the way that millennial wealth behaves differently to that of older generations and in particular the rise and rise of the experience economy, «where consumers increasingly prefer to live large rather than to own more.

Both gay men, who never knew a time without AIDS, were struck by the disconnect between their lives and generation and that of older gay men who lived through the plague that cost us more than 100,000 New Yorkers.

Because all elements in the universe heavier than hydrogen, helium, and lithium have been forged by nuclear fusion in the cores of stars and then scattered into space by supernova explosions, the find indicates that the galaxy, at the age we're now observing it, was old enough for at least one generation of stars to have formed, lived, and died.

Housed on a region - free disc in a regular plastic Amaray case, «Raw Power Live» includes liner notes by none other than Mike Watt, who writes eloquently of the 63 - year - old Pop's huge influence, on both him a generation of other musicians.

For me, it's the former rather than the latter... but, then, I'm just slightly older than the generation who swore by those toys that were more than met the eye; not that I'm not curious to see how the animated series translates to live - action, but, frankly, I'm much more psyched to find out if the writers of «The Simpsons Movie» can pull a rabbit out of their hat and come up with a flick that's better than, say, the last three or four seasons of the show.

Behind the fort's white wall lies one of the city's oldest communities, where generations have lived for more than a hundred years.

As Google turns 18, making it older than the current generation of schoolchildren, the role of technology in our lives is firmly embedded.

More than half of the older retirees queried for New York Life said that income from sources like Social Security, pensions and annuities gave them greater peace of mind than managing investment accounts on their own, and nearly 90 % said they would advise younger generations to consider creating pension - like income as well.

This group is also more likely than older generations in the GOP to perceive at least some effects of climate change in the communities where they live.

We are moving forward, rejecting stifling work lives, creating new ways to do business, crushing old prejudices, doing nearly everything differently than the previous generation.

Older People Productive Later Into Life Than in Previous Generations As far as one policy implication, the authors say that slow and predictable changes in the retirement age, the age when one can start collecting pensions, are justified — though as recent events in France show, there will be backlash to this.

Or is this just another example of the «digital divide» between the generations — the old guard surrendering and giving up on their devices rather than trying to live in an increasingly - digital world?

Too young to remember life before the internet, many millennials are more comfortable than are older generations with accelerated change.

ULI researchers also note that this generation is more likely than older generations to live in apartments and in downtown areas.

A larger share of Millennial homeowners live in urban areas than older generations, but 47 percent live in the suburbs.

When it comes to a home's green features, younger buyers placed higher importance on commuting costs than older generations who placed higher importance on a home's energy efficient features and living in an environmentally friendly community.