| It was a youthquake that extended up through the age groups all the way to the under-45s. |
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| Many thought Labour’s appeal to young people triggered a youthquake which lost the Conservative party 13 MPs and gave Labour 30 more. |
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| Youthquake or no youthquake, social media platforms have become the site where the battle for the national consciousness is won or lost. |
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| Reports of the results have dismissed the youthquake as mere myth, suggesting that that the millions of pounds spent on social media campaigns have failed to pay off. |
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| The dream of triggering a youthquake though social media may have been shattered, but this won’t spell an end to parties seeking to engage with audiences on social media. |
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| Chelot spent some 30 years working with Balenciaga until 1968, when the designer suddenly closed shop after feeling defeated by the youthquake and the rising popularity of ready-to-wear fashion. |
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| The trend was partly a manifestation of the Silicon Valley youthquake that was powering the dot-com economy. |
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| YouthQuake had the opportunity to taste these new cheesylicious offerings at the launch and the result was a full tummy and glowing smile. |
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