Sentence examples for competitive individualism from inspiring English sources
A key medical concept in the interwar period, the notion of teamwork was seen as an antidote to the old style of competitive individualism in medical practice: "Competition may have its merits in many walks of life," wrote Donaldson in 1933, "but co-ordinaton and co-operation are far more important to the advancement of medical science".
The deep reason lies in our competitive individualism.
Competitive individualism, insecurity, neoliberalism: the triad undergirding our penchant for violence.
The anti-Anna story promotes competitive individualism rather than collaborative success, and reinforces the idea that professional women thrive on manipulation and bitchiness.
If the company lays anyone off after the one-year agreement, pay automatically jumps back to its previous level.In a society known for competitive individualism, pay cuts and furloughs are calling forth a spirit of collectivism.
But it does promise to promote cooperation and solidarity rather than competitive individualism, and it aims at reducing, if not eliminating, the class divisions that foster exploitation and alienation.
This competitive system reinforces individualism, which is also grounded in the law that makes each physician responsible for their own medical procedures [ 21].
(The Soviet Union, decrying the pernicious "bourgeois individualism" of competitive sports, did not even take part in the Games until 1952).
Invisibility is a central terror of the narcissist, and in our world of hyper-individualism, the competitive pursuit of attention produces winners and losers, those who painfully feel passed over and excluded.
"Everywhere, we are told that we will prosper through competitive self-interest and extreme individualism," George Monbiot argued last year.
