Sentence examples for emerging cultural from inspiring English sources

Scenes of chrome shops, piano lessons, and lowrider trikes create a fresh space for emerging cultural trends and within the legacy of Hispanic visual culture.

Filling in the "Great British Class survey" on the BBC's website in 2011, I was entirely unsurprised to discover that I was now part of the "established middle class": gregarious, keen on the arts, immersed in culture at all levels yet part of an emerging cultural elite that is somehow able to make social and economic gains from knowing the "right" kinds of people and things.

This study has shown that primal culture involving the use of tobacco products, socialization practices and emerging cultural practices, non-comprehensive/non-operational tobacco laws, activities of tobacco companies and availability of cigarettes were socio-cultural risk influences for cigarette smoking among the youth in Southern Nigeria.

Does it signal an emerging cultural slugfest over what, even on Park Avenue, is a limited pot of gold?

The project was announced as part of the launch of the Phoenix Square film and digital media centre in the city's emerging cultural quarter.

Spartak's tune stands out amongst a very strong set that makes a solid case for reevaluating Australia's capital as something of an emerging cultural hub.

Among the themes, three major categories emerged: cultural factors, structural barriers, and personal barriers.

It was the wonderful if slightly terrifying Baroness Mary Warnock who tipped me off to an emerging new cultural and educational common sense.

However thousands of square miles of Mesolithic land, on parts of Europe's and Britain's current continental shelves, were inundated by the sea between 6000 and 4000 BC - so the distinct possibility is emerging that cultural developments may have been occurring there, on those now- drowned coastal lowlands that did not take place further inland on what is still dry land.

In addition to developing a shared identity among the alliance partners-a necessary condition for a boundary object [41]-the dual-head leadership prevented potential conflicts emerging from cultural differences by separating control over the partners on each side of the border.

The blues, that great American invention, that system of expression, of tension and release, that box for putting something into — have had their ups and downs, uptown and down, since emerging into cultural consciousness a century or so ago.