Sentence examples for Transient society from inspiring English sources

America's Jewish population, about six million, has changed little in total number in recent years, but it is not immune from the restless impulses that make the United States a transient society.

The rationale for cremation in the past was more typically that the family plot had become anachronistic in today's transient society and that cremation afforded relatives and friends more time to gather from afar for a memorial service.

Another flood in 1953 was even worse: a huge storm hit the east coast, killing 307 people.Such events have been too easily forgotten by a more transient society, argues Terry Marsh, a hydrologist.

In part, the answer is that we're a more transient society these days.

Some have outlived their spouses or siblings or have left--or been left behind by--friends or relatives in a transient society.

This might serve as a time-lapse picture for future developments in other Eastern European countries of transient societies.

It deals tentatively and humorously with the idea of a dying class, and even goes as far as positioning them as caricatures of themselves: caught in the headlights of an ever-transient society.

While the view that tribe and clan — the basic building blocks of nomadic, or semi-transient societies— influence the contemporary politics of some countries is nothing new, specialists in nomadic studies argue that policy makers have overlooked important "cultural intelligence," like family relationships, when analyzing governments that grew out of tribal traditions.

Wealth--and the ostentatious spending of it--assure entree into a transient high society created by early 20th century economic pirates and now dominated by Hollywood.

"That goddamn transient company.

In a transient, divorce-prone society, purebred dogs are nearly as likely to be abandoned, neglected and mistreated as their mongrel cousins, according to those who care for the pampered and well-to-do of the canine set.