Sentence examples for both forms of social from inspiring English sources

The third is Szreter and Woolcock's (2004) distinction between inward-looking "bonding" and outward-looking "bridging" social capital, which resonates with Nhamo et al.'s emphasis on solidarity and partnerships and the potentially positive impacts of both forms of social capital on health.

Then, she will analyze the commonalities and differences between both emerging forms of social cooperation (contrasting "digital commons" initiatives such as Wikipedia and "society commons" initiatives such as Square Occupations) that together suggest a shift to a more active role of civic society in the network society.

To assess the extent that anticipated maternal emotions in response to infant care (infant care emotionality or frustration and dissatisfaction with infant crying or fussing, or both), several forms of social support, and socioeconomic status explain fourth‐week postpartum depressive symptoms of adolescent mothers.

These results indicate that both the forms of social capital were important for ORP of pre-stage-entrepreneurs, and bonding social capital was found to influence ORP of early-stage and late-stage-entrepreneurs.

In his novel 1984 George Orwell described a society with both violent and nonviolent forms of social control ( a boot stomping on a face and Big Brother watching on the video).

To promote prompt treatment-seeking, interventions must also address both STI-specific and other forms of social stigma which may limit access to care.

This market works as both as a leveling force and as a condenser of new forms of social difference.

Like all forms of social engineering, it will fail.

But tattoo images also invoke forms of social connection.

Are millennials allergic to traditional forms of social advertising?

But are all forms of social capital created equal?