Sentence examples for collectivist concept from inspiring English sources

Zipcar, which has been "more successful as a collectivist concept than as a profit-making venture," should realize savings from the deal while tapping Avis's fleet to meet demand on weekends, Mr. Martin writes.

For Zipcar, based in Cambridge, Mass., the deal represents perhaps an inevitable evolution for a company that has been more successful as a collectivist concept than as a profit-making venture (though it announced in November that it would post an annual profit for the first time).

A subsequent novella, Anthem (1938), portrayed a future collectivist dystopia in which the concept of the self and even the word "I" have been lost.

I believe that by doing this nursing educators will be more prepared to teach about vulnerability that interrogates structural components of the concept and envisions collectivist strategies to address problems such as vulnerability in contexts that go beyond the Western borders.

The findings here are however consistent with those of Mumtaz and Sulway [ 16, 44] in Pakistan and Gupta et al. [ 18] in Ghana, where the concept of individual autonomy was found to be inconsistent with a reality of a more collectivist community structure in which decision-making concerning women's reproductive health occurred.

"The very same collectivist theories and demagogic pretenses which had destroyed earlier civilizations were now paraded forth in the disguise of new and modern concepts".

We are more collectivist.

Also, "Soccer is collectivist".

Collectivist societies never have these institutions".

These collectivist ideas are not so strong".

may be a "collectivist culture without the feudalism".