Sentence examples for emotional infrastructure from inspiring English sources

They have taken their fair share of upstate's economic blows -- a steel mill's shutdown in the 1970's cost several hundred jobs -- but the last two years have tested the community's emotional infrastructure more than any storm of winter.

The army of the first world war could no longer be treated as the "scum of the earth", which is how Wellington characterised his soldiers, but the reason was not so much a change in attitude as a change in the emotional infrastructure of a society that went far beyond how someone might have viewed the military.

In all three collaborations, Jóhannsson displays a rare acumen for making music which functions as an essential element to the film's emotional infrastructure.

When a person consistently practices loving another person (as in a good partnership), it creates understanding, peace and compassion -- which in turn builds a human emotional infrastructure that is as key to a flourishing life as airports, bridges and a 4G wireless network.

The results show the different barriers can be classified into four clusters which are physical insecurities, emotional insecurities, the city infrastructure quality and the project management quality.

Made of black rubber, it is, according to Salto "an attempt to create [an] intelligent infrastructure that is emotional and corresponds to the local context, giving the user a different experience of moving and perceiving the environment".

This description recognizes the importance of the educational aspects of QI and change practices, but also elements of context, including intentional planning for implementation, positive leadership, emotional investment and the physical infrastructure and technology to support QI work.

Or should we, in the name of emotional "authenticity", insist that emotions are authentic only when their chemical infrastructure is entirely endogenic?

To recognize oneself as a victim — or perpetrator — requires serious emotional, psychological and social support, an infrastructure unavailable to many teenagers.

Much of the debate associated with the development of new public transport infrastructure appears to have an emotional bias with communities in favour of one mode, especially rail.

For instance, lack of management support, lack of supervision, poor working conditions, work overload, emotional burn out, lack of appropriate resources and poor infrastructure [ 42].