Sentence examples for civilizational structure from inspiring English sources

Broecker was blunt, as he said that he has very little hope that we will be able to prevent many of the drastic changes that climate scientists are predicting will happen to our civilizational structure due to climate change.

Despite the high civilizational advancement, no social structures indicative of statehood developed in Farther Pomeranian societies, except for the Wolin city-state.

This larger scale gord building activity, from the mid-8th century on, was a manifestation of the emergence of tribal organisms, a new civilizational quality, representing rather efficient proto-political organizations and social structures on a new level.

His Ottoman counterparts felt a similar civilizational crisis.

They obey scientific rigor rather than mere civilizational tendencies.

All civilizational norms were tossed aside.

"We are provoking civilizational struggle," he writes.

It is national; it is international; it is civilizational.

Bannon often described China as a "civilizational challenge".

Of course, nobody is hailing this trend as the sign of civilizational progress.

As such, Teotihuacán constituted a second grand civilizational climax or "unification" (400 600 ce).