Sentence examples for culture damage from inspiring English sources

The full name, or title, of the project is Climate for Culture: damage risk assessment, economic impact and mitigation strategies for sustainable preservation of cultural heritage in times of climate change.

In this closed, inward-looking society, the Polar Eskimos are sometimes wary of the outsider and the finger of blame is often pointed at the white man whose market capitalism, individualism and climate change are perceived as catalysts in the demise of their own traditional communal group culture, damaging social cohesion in the process.

I'm tired of the ways the male headship culture damages men.

In this paper we analyse, in a conceptual way, the interplay of community risk coping culture, flooding damage and economic growth.

A major problem with previous efforts to identify TPE regulated genes is a failure to distinguish telomere length effects from multiple confounding influences, such as the length of time in culture, DNA damage signaling from short telomeres and clonal succession [ 31] in heterogeneous primary cultures.

This month he declared that "corrupt ideas and cultures" could damage morale.

The exponential growth of women's sport is an unmissable opportunity to champion something new and to address elements that macho culture has damaged.

Mr. Kesey had plenty of critics over the years, from those who saw him as the bard of a self-indulgent, sexually irresponsible age or as the principal glorifier of a drug culture that damaged many young lives.

(The Montral Gazette called Welner an "expert on evil"; he relied in part on a Danish anti-immigrant writer who has speculated that "massive inbreeding within the Muslim culture" has damaged its "gene pool").

In recent years Ms. Woeser has become less tolerant of Chinese rule and more vocally opposed to the Han migrants and tourists who she claims have diluted Tibetan culture and damaged a fragile ecosystem.

NIH is quietly preparing for the shutdown by designating employees who will be allowed to come to the facility to care for animals or protect ongoing research, such as tissue cultures, from damage.