Sentence examples for collateral cultural from inspiring English sources
Its collateral cultural effect has been no less far-reaching, sparking new research in medicine and complex legal debates as well as intense competition among scientists, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions.
Of course, the direct human cost of conflict must be of paramount concern, but addressing these two issues is not mutually exclusive: Collateral cultural losses are often the result of neglect, not mis-prioritization of resources.
It's cultural collateral".
And Zuckerberg appears to be either blind to this reality or simply OK with a certain level of social and cultural collateral damage in pursuit of his open and connected technological vision.
It has produced such collateral approaches as culture-and-personality studies, culture history, cultural ecology, cultural materialism, ethnohistory, and historical anthropology.
It's an adaptation of a pulp novel by Mickey Spillane, and its detective, the brutish Mike Hammer, has none of the suave command of Sam Spade or Philip Marlowe; he crashes blindly through his case, leaving a trail of collateral damage, human and cultural, behind him.
If the cultural and collateral damage is to be mitigated, they say, there must be close local engagement and a vision beyond the detention centre: a maritime college, or a tourism industry, or a road around the island, or a ground-up rebuilding of the education system which for so long sustained Manus and so powerfully contributed to PNG.
He crashes blindly through his case — a forbidden quest for a mysterious object — leaving a trail of collateral damage, both human and cultural.
And the collateral damage was felt by museums and cultural institutions that usually pack their halls during the week with field trips.
All the collateral aspects of its development in other European dimensions (political, cultural, social, etc).
Those and dozens more represent collateral damage in the endless battle for continual musical and cultural relevance.
