Sentence examples for evolution of societies from inspiring English sources
The interaction of humans with domesticated ruminants has strongly influenced the cultural evolution of societies.
The evolution of societies is inscribed in geomorphology, as a close relationship exists between the landscape and humans.
He will be bringing together scientists who build models of all the potential factors that drive the evolution of societies, from their kinship to their ecology.
A brain designed in that way facilitates the evolution of societies with explicit social approval of certain activities and explicit disapproval of others.
But it is far better to have his Muslim Brotherhood grappling with Islamic extremists than an isolated U.S.-backed dictator; and the debate now raging from Cairo to Tunis — a debate that would have been impossible before the Arab Spring — is a necessary part of the slow evolution of societies from terrorist-breeding passivity to citizen-breeding agency.
If the most important factors in the evolution of societies were cultural or religious, then neither McKinsey nor I would have much basis for understanding where the world was going.
"You have to look at history as an evolution of society," Prime Minister Jean Chrétien told reporters after a meeting of his cabinet.
…in the long-run evolution of society and in terms of the immediate characteristics of the stage of history typical of Smith's own day.
