Sentence examples for emerging society from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there can be no doubt that the Christian church shaped the emerging society and culture of medieval Denmark and of Scandinavia as a whole.

"Building a tall skyscraper is one of the best ways for an emerging society to prove it has arrived, because not everybody can do it," Mr. Pelli said from his office in New Haven, Conn.

Cyber vulnerabilities are present in all countries and Venezuela in its dynamic emerging society and increasing use of information and communication technologies, does not escape this reality.

One of the missions of the emerging society was to promote the advance and teaching of genetics at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Malaska's theory of the emerging society of intangible needs, formulated as a plausible and desirable vision for a high-tech society aspiring to a sustainable existence, resonates interestingly well with our findings.

The United States needs to reimagine the basic principles of its telecommunications and information policy to fit an emerging society in which networking and intelligence are embedded into an increasing number of everyday things which constantly monitor and measure our lives.

While this bombastic sequence (which includes a rather literal interpretation of the "body of Christ") takes the familiar "don't play God" attitude concerning emerging societies (a position familiar to anyone who has seen more than one episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation), an earlier moment puts some spin on the notion of cultural interference.

The innovators here are emerging societies and alternative communities -- not "kin-enemies" but alien, "stranger-enemies".

"We have convinced emerging societies that a sign of wealth, progress and their becoming truly middle class is usage of disposables, bottles, utensils and packaging".

This single lost tradition suggests a weakening of Western civic "self" at the very moment emerging societies are making civic commitment and sacrifice the basis of theirs.

Emerging societies and alternative communities almost always represent a high demand for identity in human places where it has been stripped or degraded.