Sentence examples for future democracies from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, future democracies will probably be milder and more mediocre than aristocratic societies: there will be less brutality and brilliance, as we all drift toward a vast, undemanding median.

For if the middle classes cannot invest even imaginatively in a better future, democracy falters.

A note for future "democracy-advancing projects": fast-tracking democracy means you also fast-track political apathy.

And maybe that's true too; maybe this win by the pro-democracy crowd is actually a loss for future democracy - because the rulers in Beijing will be able to say: see, you let them vote and they vote against you, better not let them vote in the first place.

With intense clashes in Tripoli becoming a regular occurrence, shifting alliances, an increasingly unpredictable U.S. and an emboldened Russia do not bode well for a future democracy.

Third, the means by which one pursues one's goal must not be egregious or malign, such that they outweigh the value of the end; as (for instance) the gassing of children for the sake of future democracy (Russell 1938 201).

Across radio, TV and online, the BBC will look at democracy past and present, how democratic we really are, and encourage debate about the future of democracy.

Like the "future" and "democracy" and "Europe".

How do you see the future of democracy in Maldives?

Ideal or not ideal, that's the future of democracy.

QUESTION FROM FRED: Are you hopeful for the future of democracy in Egypt?