Sentence examples for Social ground from inspiring English sources

Subsequently several social ground swells converged to blur the distinctions.

He felt that he had already covered the social ground in his earlier work.

But accolades poured in and Mr. Marcus, who went on to break social ground by using black models in his store catalogs, was instrumental in putting Dallas on a new course.

"When the left 'bets against God'....[it] forgoes potential alliances with faith communities that share common moral, economic and social ground".In Britain at least, it looks likely that the centre-left will continue to swing erratically between cultivating Islam and cultivating wariness of Islam.

(LM, 227-9/FR, 317-8) {§6.2} Analysis … is sorting out the structures of signification … and determining their social ground and import.

Since the political discourse of the ultra-nationalists had no social ground in post- colonial South Korea dominated by Cold War international politics, they were doomed to be exploited and finally discarded by Rhee.

The report concluded that "would constitute an irrational decision on environmental, economic and social grounds".

In most countries death is considered a taxable event, with justification for such taxes standing on legal and social grounds.

The Guardian's Keep it in the Ground campaign promotes divestment from fossil fuel companies, on environmental and social grounds.

The importance of the collaboration with Mr. Goodman cannot be overstated, on both musical and social grounds.

Local authorities can fill gaps in the private networks, but only if they decide, on rather nebulous social grounds, that the service is inadequate.