Sentence examples for decisive cultural from inspiring English sources

A decisive cultural moment.

Signed comment about upcoming Russian elections... Describes the democracy that arose in Russia in the late Middle Ages, centered on Novgorod... Muscovy, alas, conquered Novgorod in the late 15th century, and at the heart of Russian history ever since have been Russia's tension with and isolation from most of the decisive cultural, economic, and political currents of the Western world.

He said the country had undergone a decisive and cultural shift against reform but his government would change that, as the gap between infrastructure need and infrastructure spending was about $1tn globally.

It proved decisive in popularising cultural studies as an international academic discipline.

The decline of Greek and Latin instruction seems to him catastrophic: "Future historians may yet decide that one of the crucial events of our century, perhaps decisive for its cultural and political destiny, was the gradual dissolution and abandonment of the study of the classics as the core of the school curriculum".

Many writers, including Eric Havelock, have maintained that the alphabet was a decisive factor in the cultural development of the West.

Some of Andrew's earliest reviews appeared anonymously in the Times during the Festival of Britain in 1951; he sometimes wrote for the Daily Express, which he claimed never cut a review, but it was as music critic of the Financial Times from 1952 onwards that he had a decisive impact on British cultural life.

When considering human diversity, students are able to interpret the differences between human groups as a result of the dual decisive action of both cultural and biological factors.

To summarize, the following main points should be stressed: When considering human diversity, students are able to interpret the differences between human groups as a result of the dual decisive action of both cultural and biological factors.

But the decisive factor was the cultural-political atmosphere of the mid-thirties.

The lack of any role of these factors may be explained by the organisation of maternity care rather than these cultural characteristics having a decisive influential role in predicting the place of delivery.