Sentence examples for benefits of Civilization from inspiring English sources

Mill (John Stuart Mill's father) believed that there was no better "index of the degree in which the benefits of civilization are any where enjoyed, than the state of the [society's] tools and machinery".

"This has always seemed to me too high a price to pay for the benefits of civilization".

He was told a simple story: the superior white man was conquering the primitive dark-skinned natives, and bringing them the benefits of civilization.

Sure, it all makes for pretty filmmaking, but isn't not having to risk your life for a simple meal one of the benefits of civilization?

He sounds like a benign despot with a colonial subtext: Until I bring you the benefits of civilization, we will regard you as savages.

Suspected of being spies, they were confined to Army barracks for three days that quickly resolved into horseback rides, convivial dinners, and visits to local villages, where the leading officer discoursed on the benefits of civilization that the French were bringing to the barbarous land.

Across the board, retailers are reaping the benefits of Generation Y's profligacy.

Teva DeGree, 16, has already seen the benefits of Mr. Williams's approach.

In turn, AHB reflected society's willingness to pay for the nonmaterial benefits of AH conservation.

Moreover, to illustrate the benefits of I/Q imbalance validation, EDE and TDA-EDE with and without validation are evaluated.

Both Delphi and the UAW are playing a bluff game against General Motors, trying to get GM to pay the high wages and benefits of Delphi workers.