Sentence examples for cultural developments for from inspiring English sources

Network executives blamed a range of social and cultural developments for the decline in audience on Fridays, many of which boil down to one simple factor: not as many people watch television on Friday night.

Since on the proposed naturalistic view this is just what moral truths are about, there would thus be a tendency for our moral beliefs to have been shaped in ways that do tend to track moral truths, especially combined with continued cultural developments for correcting beliefs or attitudes that fail to contribute to these social goals.

The missionaries and the churches set the patterns of cultural development for a long period.

Its publication proved to be the culmination of a period of dramatic personal political and cultural development for Matthiessen.

Water management has been critical to economic, social and cultural development for thousands of years, Steven Mithen tells us in "Thirst".

The creation of the Arts Centre (1984), on land near the centre of the city of Melbourne, was an important cultural development for the state.

More than $1.45 million was spent to clean and refurbish the museum in the first major makeover since it opened, in 1929, Jean-Paul Ciret, director of cultural development for France's national monuments, said in a telephone interview.

Mathematics is too recent a cultural development for humans to have evolved mathematics-specific neural resources.

The "Mongol tsunami" ("Mongolenflut") would interrupt cultural development for centuries and for Ehrenfels the only remedy was to adopt his newly developed sexual ethics as soon as possible in order to increase quantity and quality of the population.

The museum will be part of a US$27 billion tourist and cultural development for Saadiyat Island, a complex which is planned to include three other museums, including a Guggenheim Museum and the Zayed National Museum.

In other words, we can believe that it was a stroke of luck for the cultural development of Germany or that it brought misfortune.