Sentence examples for damaged society from inspiring English sources

The questions go to the core of a damaged society.

The "agenda" of the churches in contexts like this is simply the restoration of human dignity and stability in a deeply damaged society.

Nobody here calls this nation-building — the Obama administration's new strategy for Afghanistan studiously avoids that term — but it is certainly a crash course in helping to rebuild a damaged society.

In an interview this week Mr. Haimes said he thought the Greenberg adaptation transformed the original "flawed book" by enriching the dialogue and sharpening the characters of not only Joey but the women in his life, like the damaged society wife Vera Simpson Stockard Channingg) and the wronged chanteuse Gladys Bumps (Martha Plimpton).

"It's also to give them a say as to how those who have damaged society perhaps should be treated in the future".

Moreover, beneficiaries of Congressional largesse damaged society by engaging in control fraud, wherein parasites damage their own financial firm from within while earning huge bonuses.

Liberation doesn't damage 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.

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.

Asst Ch Con Mark Hamilton, the National Police Chiefs Councilleadad for hate crime, said it "damages society and undermines the diversity and tolerance we should instead be celebrating".