Sentence examples for alter cultural from inspiring English sources

In doing so, they alter cultural sectors and fundamentally challenge traditional organizations and revenues.

In so doing they magnified the forcefulness and range of their intellectual and artistic powers and contributions, and helped to alter cultural and intellectual scenes in the United States and the African Disapora… Until quite recently, there were very few person of African descent who were professionals in the discipline of Philosophy.

The psychologist Patricia M. Greenfield (University of California Los Angeles) has now given us an important theoretical analysis of how the extended groups we live in ("sociodemographic ecologies") alter cultural values and learning environments--and thereby shift development pathways.

In Senegal, grandmother village leaders are stopping female genital mutilation; they understand how to help men and women, old and young, talk together and agree to alter cultural practice.

Habitat loss and fragmentation have been sufficient to extirpate many local populations since the 1980s (Tella et al. 2005; Suárez 2010; Vogeli et al. 2010) and to noticeably alter cultural transmission, demographic and genetic patterns of the species at both local and regional scales (Laiolo and Tella 2005, 2006a, 2007; Laiolo et al. 2008; Méndez et al. 2011; Vogeli et al. 2011).

We live in a radically altered cultural landscape, one in which the loud gaveling of censorship has been reduced to near silence.

"We have found ourselves in a markedly altered cultural landscape," Mr. Abadsidis wrote in his letter, "which has made us pause and question the relevance and timeliness of our Christmas issue".

This can involve role changes [ 47], transformations in the way that departments interact with each other [ 43, 48, 49], altered cultural constraints and enablers [ 50], adaption to changing social networks [ 51- 53] and modified infrastructure configurations [ 54].

It will take a generation of change makers to alter the cultural mind set where the fear of death is so strong and stark.

Slight but purposeful deviations from ordinary modes of thought or behavior, like those performed by Mr. Kovanda, might conceivably alter whole cultural and social landscapes.

Her $20 million prize would bring together experts from various fields, including advertisers and psychologists, and reward the team that best creates memes "to alter our cultural practices and values in a way that preserves the biodiversity that is so rapidly disappearing from our planet".