Sentence examples for changes in social structure from inspiring English sources
Such radical changes in social structure cause Mosuo leaders concern.
Even with little change in norms and values, changes in social structure reflected in the failure of important functionaries to play their roles adequately may lead to discontent.
Rather than viewing division of labour as a consequence of a desire for material abundance, Durkheim stated that specialization arose from changes in social structure caused by an assumed natural increase in the size and density of population and a corresponding increase in competition for survival.
Spatial expansion of Tabriz has caused spatial changes in social structure.
This migration process has led to a growth of informal settlements in Tabriz and caused tremendous changes in social structure (Asgharizamani 2000, and social polarization in the neighborhoods (Panahi 2000) (Table 2).
For instance, the Discourse on the Origin of Inequality (1755) presents a kind of natural history tracing the genesis of many emotions through changes in social structure; works such as Emile (1762), La Nouvelle Heloise (1761), and the Confessions (1782) treat the affective maturation and socialization of individuals, as well as the management and effects of the emotions.
The modern world, with its advances in technology, changes in social structures and an uncontrollable amount of information, means parenting today is a very different challenge from 25 years ago.
German society is faced with changes in social structures and in the composition of the population.
In addition, we can also focus on the role of changes in social structures and institutional environment in the impact of children's gender.
The transition to high school will be hard enough, so the more they are ready for and open to the changes in social structures the better.
These changes in social structures of communities often create or are accompanied by inadequate infrastructure, which affects hygiene and sanitation levels, and in turn the likelihood of transmission of enteric pathogens.
