generationally

Generationally, Clinton is more like we are; probably 80 percent of us voted for him.

Americans are the most divided generationally that they've been since the 1960s.

The shortcomings our children learn today are not generationally distinct.

The policies of the present Administration, he said, were "generationally immoral."

A medicine bundle can be passed down generationally as an inheritance.

Divided generationally, it emphasizes the speed with which ideas about art moved through the 60's.

The Kennedy election was a tectonic shift generationally, like this.

In a funny way, that was symptomatic of what's going on generationally."

Married couples aren't generationally and biologically related to each other (well, normally not).

The factions were often generationally identifiable, representing individuals who had entered the party at different times.

Not only is today's music undanceable, it is generationally divisive.

For one thing, Bill Clinton is vulnerable generationally.

We think generationally, and we don't want to see the next generation crippled by this burden."

But simply to scrap this "generationally unjust" method of pricing health insurance would create other inequities.

"It's very clear that Gorbachev is stylistically different, and obviously he's generationally different, but in my view the jury's still out," he said.

The question itself seems generationally dated.

Bernstein tried, especially in "Mass," but his emulations of vernacular music always looked and sounded generationally estranged.

Today it is generationally segregated.

Tastes are handed down generationally.

Generationally they may be.

Cousinship between two people can be specifically described in degrees and removals by determining how close, generationally, the common ancestor is to each person.

In these circumstances, educators and their nonprofit partners say, the key to staying, if not current with technology, then at least generationally near, is hustling grants.

Most senior housing complexes are sterile - totally lacking the vitality that a generationally mixed community thrives on.

Most castes were generationally mandated, though rare intercaste unions allowed for some crossovers in the offspring.

In a few years crime and urban decay began to plague the development as more and more generationally poor families moved in.