Sentence examples for evolving society from inspiring English sources

One impediment to the band's wider success was that, as far as Devo was concerned, Devo wasn't a band at all but, rather, an art project, created to advance Casale's theory of "de-evolution," the concept that instead of evolving, society was in fact regressing ("de-evolving") as humans embraced their baser instincts.

"For all the talk of reflecting our evolving society, there's still not a lot of diversity we're seeing.

This is a cause for celebration even if it may leave the men in dark suits who run China perplexed about how they apply one-party rule in such a rapidly evolving society.

That is the price of secrecy in a rapidly evolving society, and in a world where it may be increasingly easy to circumvent barriers on information but where it is also increasingly difficult to know the truth.

If the dictionary's 59,879 entries try to steer clear of transient celebrity, they do not any longer shun the sort of widespread fame that sheds light on an evolving society.

We know from internal reports and speeches that the leaders of the world's second biggest economy realize the need to change the model that has propelled the country forward since the start of economic reform in 1978 and to respond to a rapidly evolving society.

Globalization and rapid industrialization was inevitable during late nineteenth century considering the demand supply deficit and requirements of evolving societies.

As those skills evolved, society evolved with them.

Restorative justice should be applied more widely and supported more broadly; and in a more evolved society, I'd love to see it applied to domestic violence.

If so, the only restrictions that a truly evolved society should place on imports are market-driven restrictions in which human and physical capital reach our shores on an as-needed basis.

She discovers that they were a peaceful, spiritual, highly evolved society.