Sentence examples for an evolving society from inspiring English sources

If the dictionary's 59,879 entries try to steer clear of transient celebrity, they do not any longer shun the sort of widespread fame that sheds light on an evolving society.

His theory is that a broadly based dialogue is developing not only between employers and laborers but also between university faculties and stu dents and even between mili tary commanders and the lowest ranks; that as this habit becomes ingrained a kind of voluntary association will develop at all levels of an evolving society.

"Without pre-funding, the Postal Service would have tens of billions of dollars in the bank, a full line of credit, and would be able to focus on the transitions required by an evolving society," Fredric Rolando, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, said in a statement.

Acknowledging privilege, understanding racism, and encouraging civility are not examples of "political correctness," they are gratifying signs of an evolving society.

This is thanks to an evolving society and the very need for humans to indulge in what suits them best.

This in contrast to another Nobel laureate in economics Samuelson, who had a contribution to the above-mentioned colloquium, with his article "Economics of forestry in an evolving society".

As an evolved society we cannot continue to allow great art to be the sacrificial lamb for empire building on the internet.

The treatment of gay children shouldn't be left to therapists but to understanding parents, an evolved society, and engaging teachers.

In the next installment I focus on how an evolved society can address the on-going ethical dilemma of the unresolved crime of sexual abuse.

I think the mark of an evolved society of people is our willingness to question and combat our more destructive propensities.

This is all very good news, but GLSEN's annual school climate survey, also released last week, is a good reminder that - while LGBT Americans live in an increasingly evolving society - there's still a long way to go.