Sentence examples for founding cultures from inspiring English sources

Many think it undermines their role as one of modern Canada's founding cultures.

Brazil's three founding cultures lived for the present, argues Eduardo Giannetti, a philosopher and economist at IBMEC, a private university.

It had once been seen as the founding culture of the West; now it became the founding counterculture of the West.

The dispersal of such packages can lead to a false impression of a causal or structural relationship between pairs of traits (Eff, 2008; Pagel & Mace, 2004) with associations between traits arising due to the dispersion of a single founding culture whose members shared those traits.

That dates back to our founding political culture.

"We had a vision for this place to not just be for the Serb artistic community but as a drop-in place for all different people," said Nenad Maksimovic, who co-founded the culture center in 2011.

"The creator of the Porsche 911 has founded a culture of design in our company that distinguishes our sports cars even today," Porsche's chief executive, Matthias Mueller, said in a statement.

They also founded a culture that gave birth to the great institutions of learning at Harvard and Yale.

They moved into Near Oceania, New Guinea, the Bismarck Archipelago, and the Solomons, founding the Lapita culture, and then into remote Oceania, ultimately reached New Zealand, Madagascar, and possibly even South America.

But how strange it is to forge a culture founded on the insubstantiality of culture.

All this happened while Champlain was instrumental in founding three French-speaking cultures in North America — Québéçois, Acadian and Métis.