Sentence examples for growing norm from inspiring English sources

In fact, many of them probably grew up in a world where mobile phones were ubiquitous and smartphones are the growing norm, which can't be said for Mike, Jim, or Thorsten.

Industrial concessions can be more efficient than other tenure models (such as community-based forest management and small-scale enterprises) in achieving SFM, add value to raw material and comply with growing environmental norms.

Tell them that: "I accept while in your time and setting growing up, norms and conditions may have been different, this is life now".

As the number of rounds grows, a norm of impersonal trust/reciprocity emerges in the population.

The growing awareness that norms of behavior are intertwined with norms of language use, produced another feature of this strand of thought bringing the natural world into our guidance.

It's time that we build public will and grow social norms that encourage giving of ourselves to benefit those less fortunate.

Some of us who come from non-Western cultural backgrounds, but have nonetheless been profoundly influenced by world trends and norms growing out of European thought and events, feel that using the term Western in many cases relegates us to a secondary status in the world.

"I have given that some thought, and I believe that, beyond the kindness and warmth everyone I meet shows me here, I wish this was the norm for growing old.

She also placed herself in the rapidly growing tech sector, where norms around life and work are continuously evolving.

It's not just students fighting the norms and growing their hair – next month Armpits4August will encourage women to grow out their armpit hair to challenge notions of female beauty.

BEIJING, July 19 — Only a few years ago, Chen Guangcheng, a blind man who taught himself the law, was hailed as a champion of peasant rights who symbolized China's growing embrace of legal norms.