lost generation

Examples (10)

• After the recession, commentators warned of a lost generation of graduates unable to find work.
• She fears becoming part of a lost generation whose careers never recovered.
• Policy reforms aim to ensure today’s teens are not a lost generation.
• Historians often refer to expatriate writers of the 1920s as the lost generation.
• The lockdowns risked creating a lost generation of students with widening learning gaps.
• A decade later, many still speak of a lost generation of small-business owners.
• The report described a lost generation of dropouts.
• They refuse to write us off as a lost generation.
• By 2040, no one should be calling today’s refugees a lost generation.
• He vowed that the arts would not produce yet another lost generation of creators.