Sentence examples for continuing culture from inspiring English sources

What was lost under the banner of "segregation forever" has been tenuously preserved through a continuing "culture war". A fight for white nationalism and white cultural supremacy has in some ways been more successful after its transformation into an expressly religious, rather than merely racist crusade.

But, given their importance to the health, wellbeing and continuing culture of Aboriginal people, government should invest in these communities, rather than withdraw existing services".

For some people a connection with the longest continuing culture in the world, whilst enticing, seems all too difficult and unnecessarily complicated.

More than 40 artists will gather to make the rich diversity of the longest continuing culture in the world more accessible than ever before.

Too bad he doesn't, even for a brief aside, address what's at stake for same-sex couples in our continuing culture wars.

The world of mobile apps and online research tools are making languages, their history and their context more accessible to non-Indigenous Australians who wish to better understand and interact with the oldest continuing culture in the world.

"Today we honour the indigenous peoples of this land, the oldest continuing cultures in human history.

And we can expect continued culture wars over biotechnology.

Removal of mitogenic factors and continued culture on plastic resulted in cell senescence that is characteristic of non-transformed cells.

The cells, when reached ∼80% confluence, were then subcultured according to standard techniques and transferred to non-coated 75-cm2 flasks (Falcon) for continued culture.

This difference became more profound after removal of platinum and continued culture in fresh media.