Sentence examples for cultural step from inspiring English sources
Or, if that's a cultural step too far, they may at least be starting small companies and getting them growing.
Also coming from a Chinese background, ballet is so Western, so to be able to get to the international stage and be successful is a great cultural step.
But he counters that he's in favour of the gay marriage law because it is a necessary symbolic and cultural step towards full equality.
All the protagonists in the debate agree that we need a cultural step-change; that an improvement will only come when we find alternative ways to support young people in an enabling environment.
Insect food is not just a novelty or an improvement, it is a fundamental change, a cultural "step-jump" in terms of food consumption habits.
No real differences, and I think we can see that, with rare and random exceptions, the same books tend to do well or badly in both countries, in a kind of cultural lock step.
But somehow in America, where the nuclear family seems to have such an outsize influence and there are fewer cultural expectations to step in and provide the needed structure, the word is much more negative.
They identified four key themes; these included leaving paediatric care being a logical step, cultural gaps between child and adult services, preparation of young people and parents/carers for the differences between child and adult services, including increased self-management of care and lastly collaboration and links were also viewed to be important.
"Reparation Tower, Harlem sets a new standard for luxury living in New York and is matched only by opulent shopping and cultural landmarks just steps away".
Some works were due to go on display in Berlin earlier this year but the recent resignation of Iran's cultural minister, who stepped down under pressure from hardliners, has delayed the plans.
He's committed to a sense of the valuable that stays within certain cultural parameters, and stepping outside of those parameters makes him too uncomfortable.
