Sentence examples for culturally will from inspiring English sources

Coupled with the recent contract agreement with the Writers Guild of America, the SAG-AFTRA deal means that Hollywood, an increasingly important export market for the U.S., economically as well as culturally, will enjoy labor peace for the foreseeable future.

We believe that pushing our students outside of their comfort zones intellectually, socially, and culturally will cause a reinforcement loop that will allow them to grow more than if we were to focus solely on one of these areas".

Understanding the positive and negative ways in which heat, and the experience of heat, can be represented culturally will be important for Australian society's willingness to change practices to reduce carbon emissions.

Perhaps we can rap our way to caring; a smart culture will use culturally relevant signaling.

Aside from the 80 or so land-use items scheduled for a vote, the measures, which range from the dutiful to the symbolic to the culturally sensitive, will be referred to committee by the speaker, Gifford Miller, where they will be deliberated, examined, approved or buried.

Culturally, he will have to demonstrate that even though he comes from an unusual background, he is a fervent believer in the old-fashioned bourgeois virtues: order, self-discipline, punctuality and personal responsibility.

Generally speaking an area that is economically vital as well as physically or culturally appealing will do best.

In going global, the skills of the user researcher must expand; being skilled in multiple languages and being culturally aware will be critical.

This new paradigm won't arise in a vacuum — politically and culturally, people will have to accept intelligent machines into their lives.

Culturally, you will enjoy the fresh air, the relatively low cost of living, and the exotic possibilities of bar-hopping by bicycle.

"The distance won't be too much of a problem for the players but culturally they will be away from all the atmosphere and action".