Sentence examples for damage society from inspiring English sources

Liberation doesn't damage society.

The other problem is unintended side-effects that damage society, such as increased segregation.

The current financial crisis alone suggests that companies, left to their own devices, are more likely to damage society than to seek to heal it.

With its central message - that the repercussions of violence and corruption continue to damage society for years and that there are no neat, trite endings - Red Riding could be the most timely TV series of the year.

"After the election last year I took a decision... if you're going to join government you have to balance whether or not you can make changes, you can do what you hope to do, on balance you'll have to compromise, but do those compromises benefit or damage society?" he explained on the show.

Yes, he cared about quality, but only after reading Mr Lutz's book does that appear to be a novel, rather than inevitable, virtue.If "Icons and Idiots" suffers from a flaw, it is the difficulty of mocking the foibles of an industry whose failures so damage society.

The questions go to the core of a damaged society.

This pressure is "damaging society" by wreaking havoc with self-esteem and affecting progress at school and work.

The authorities have said the measure is necessary to prevent online rumours hurting individuals and damaging society.

At UK Uncut, we've been taking action for the past five years to highlight the fact that austerity damages society.

It is a toxic and destructive punishment that damages society by endorsing violence and by causing injustice and suffering.