Sentence examples for cultural sterility from inspiring English sources
The ban of "To Singapore, With Love," which was issued Sept. 10, comes at a time when the government has gone some way in relaxing censorship, as it pumps money into the arts to counter the island's reputation for cultural sterility.
"Parish religion was marked by religious and cultural sterility," though some have observed enthusiasm, marred only by poor harvests that produced poverty and want.
Culturally the 15th century was a period of sterility.
The proximal factors are bio-behavioral factors, like being sexually active, use of contraceptive, duration of postpartum infecundability, abortion and sterility which affect fertility directly, whereas, distal determinants, are socio-cultural factors which affect fertility indirectly through affecting the bio-behavioral factors [ 4, 8, 9].
Common cross-cultural, human symptoms of pollution include: skin disease, physical deformity, insanity and feeblemindedness, sterility, and barrenness.
These include degrees of sexual sterility and incompatibility, nucellar embryony (asexual seed production), extended juvenility, and large plant size, which affect cultural practice in the orchard.
Gabonese participants described a cultural bound disease known as "ona" or "onyaboom" (Fang) caused by worms that rest in the womb and cause sterility.
Fertility and Sterility, Jan . 2014
Sterility is for operating theatres.
