Sentence examples for economic substructure from inspiring English sources

The Labour party, particularly under Michael Foot, had become narrow, obsessed with issues of race, gender and sexuality, South Africa and CND, rather than getting to grips with liberalising the corporatist economic substructure of the country.

According to Marxism, the actions of those who are identified as heroes in history must be interpreted as "determined," or strongly "conditioned," by the economic substructure.

Marx differentiated between base and superstructure, with the base (or substructure) referring to the economic system, and superstructure, to the cultural and political system.

However, nonprecious alloys, such as nickel-chromium (Ni-Cr) and cobalt-chromium (Co-Cr), are now commonly used for the substructure of metal-ceramic restorations due to economic considerations [ 22, 23].

Paradise Lost lacked the substructure of pessimism".

'Paradise Lost' lacked the substructure of pessimism".

'Paradise Lost' lacked the substructure of pessimism". She did.

Because all 15 of those compounds had a single substructure in common, Dadon looked for molecules already being produced by chemical and drug companies that contained that substructure.

The substructure and gas and electrical systems need repairs, and the kitchen and bathrooms need renovations.

The same latticed substructure appears on a different frame elsewhere in the garden.

Fast Detection of Common Geometric Substructure in Proteins.